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April 2026 turned the mid‑size SUV race into a thriller. The Hyundai Creta still leads, but the Mahindra Scorpio, Maruti Suzuki Victoris, and Mahindra BE 6 ensure every OEM has serious skin in the game this fiscal.

India’s sedan segment opened FY2026 on a strong note, with compact workhorses like the Dzire, Aura and Amaze driving double‑digit growth even as midsize and premium three‑box models navigated SUV‑heavy headwinds.

New spy shots of the Hyundai i20 reveal updated interior and exterior features. The hatchback is expected to retain its 1.2-litre petrol engine and play a key role in Hyundai's future product strategy.

Hyundai Motor India will launch two new SUVs in FY2025-26, including a compact electric SUV and a premium mid-size model. The company reported record sales and export growth, expanding its manufacturing footprint in India.

Hyundai Motor India reported a 5.4% year-on-year rise in Q4 revenue to ₹18,916 crore, with EBITDA margin narrowing to 10.4%. The company saw growth in domestic and export volumes and plans new model launches and capacity expansion.

Hyundai Motor India projects EBITDA margins of 11-14% and 8-10% growth in sales and exports for FY27, driven by new SUV and EV launches, stronger rural and CNG sales, and expanded production capacity.

April 2026 turned into a landmark month for India’s sub‑4m SUV space. This report breaks down model‑wise volumes, growth, and segment share to show how each OEM performed.

Hyundai has discontinued several Creta variants and introduced major discounts, signaling a possible facelift. The Creta line-up now features seven variants, with advanced features limited to higher trims.

The Hyundai i20 remains a key model in India as buyers shift to crossovers. The next-generation i20 will need to offer advanced features to meet rising expectations and maintain Hyundai's premium small car reputation.

The 2026 Hyundai Verna facelift launches in India with prices from Rs 10.98 lakh to Rs 18.25 lakh, offering six variants, updated features, two petrol engine options, and new colour choices. Bookings are open nationwide.

Hyundai has limited the i20 N Line DCT gearbox to the top-spec N8 variant, with prices unchanged at Rs. 9.22–11.67 lakh ex-showroom. The N6 DCT and dual-tone options are discontinued, while key features and engine remain the same.

Hyundai has updated the Creta lineup by discontinuing several variants, increasing prices by up to Rs. 1.20 lakh, and streamlining the range to seven variants. The top King variant now exclusively offers ADAS features.

A comprehensive analysis of India’s FY2026 passenger vehicle sales, highlighting market dominance by fuel type and top-performing models in each segment.

Spy shots reveal the 2027 Hyundai Creta will feature a larger touchscreen, updated digital displays, new AI assistant, and a 1.5-litre petrol-hybrid powertrain, along with platform and wheel upgrades.

The 2026 Hyundai Creta gets a streamlined variant lineup with the removal of SX Tech and SX(O), aiming for better clarity and value positioning.