It expects to maintain EBITDA margins in the 11–14 per cent range despite the planned investments, reflecting its focus on financial discipline and operational efficiency.
Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) outlined an ambitious roadmap for FY27, targeting 8–10 per cent growth across its domestic and export businesses, while planning to invest around ₹7,500 crore to strengthen manufacturing capacity, introduce new products and modernise its production facilities, the company said in its FY26 annual report.A significant portion of the FY27 investment will be directed towards upcoming vehicle launches, capacity expansion and plant upgrades as Hyundai seeks to enhance its competitiveness in both the domestic and export markets, the report said.The company said the growth outlook is supported by improving market conditions, a robust product pipeline and an expanding global footprint. It expects to maintain EBITDA margins in the 11–14 per cent range despite the planned investments, reflecting its focus on financial discipline and operational efficiency.In FY27, Hyundai will strengthen its sport utility vehicle (SUV) portfolio with the launch of two all-new models—a dedicated mass-market electric SUV with high levels of localisation and a new internal combustion engine (ICE) SUV. Hyundai also plans to accelerate electric mobility through greater localisation, expansion of charging infrastructure and development of the broader EV ecosystem.ManufacturingOn manufacturing, the company said its Chennai plant continues to be its largest production base with an installed annual capacity of 824,000 units. The recently operationalised Talegaon facility in Pune, which commenced production in October 2025, has added another 170,000 units of annual capacity, taking Hyundai’s total installed capacity in India to around one million units a year. The Pune facility will be expanded in phases to 320,000 units annually.The automaker achieved 83 per cent localisation at the OEM level during FY26 - as against 82 per cent in the previous year - reducing import dependence and generating savings through parts localisation and value engineering initiatives.ExportsThe company expects exports to remain a key growth driver after recording shipments of 190,125 vehicles and contributing 26 per cent of revenue in FY26, up from 163,386 units and 22 per cent of revenue in the previous fiscal year.Hyundai said it would further enhance export competitiveness through its Chennai and Pune plants while expanding into newer overseas markets, particularly across Latin America, Africa and the Asia-Pacific region.RoadmapThe FY27 roadmap forms part of Hyundai Motor India’s broader Vision 2030 strategy, under which the company has committed planned investments of ₹45,000 crore between FY26 and FY30 to expand manufacturing capacity, introduce new powertrain technologies, deepen localisation and position India as a global manufacturing, innovation and export hub for the Hyundai Motor Group.Published on August 4, 2026
