Hyundai Motor India reported record monthly sales of 82,299 units in October, a 17.7 per cent rise. Domestic sales reached 62,799 units, while exports grew 21.1 per cent. Tarun Garg said, "Strong festive demand, coupled with healthy momentum in both domestic and export markets, helped us set this new sales record."

The automaker recorded its highest-ever monthly sales, including exports, driven by festive demand

Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) on Sunday reported its highest-ever total monthly sales, including exports, of 82,299 units in October, a 17.7 per cent year-on-year rise.

The milestone was driven by record domestic sales of 62,799 units, a 16.7 per cent rise, and exports grew 21.1 per cent to 19,500 units, the automaker said.

Tarun Garg, MD & CEO - HMIL, said, "Strong festive demand, coupled with healthy momentum in both domestic and export markets, helped us set this new sales record. Going forward, the newly launched Hyundai BAYON - our Intelligent Utility Vehicle, will provide further impetus to our growth in India as well as across 50+ export markets, reinforcing India's role as a strategic manufacturing and export hub for Hyundai".

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