Hyundai Motors India has been crucial in creating a product portfolio that has wowed buyers over the years, and the company's latest success in the Indian auto market is their half yearly sales record for January-June 2011. The numbers are credited to formidable sales of subcompact cars in the Indian auto market. Reports put Hyundai Motors sales figures in India at a staggering 187,918 vehicles for... 

India's largest car maker, Maruti Suzuki India entered an elite league of car makers earlier today when they manufactured 10 millionth car at their Gurgaon unit. Mr Chinzo Nakanishi, CEO and MD, MSI, said, "As we reach this historic landmark, we thank our founding partners who laid a solid foundation of values and practices." The 10 millionth car to be manufactured was a Wagon R VXi. In fact MSI had... 

Few TeamBhp.com members have got their hands on the brochure of the new Hyundai i10 facelift. Hyundai is all set to launch the new i10 tomorrow unlike Skoda Auto which postponed the launch of Fabia facelift to next month. According to the brochure, i10 facelift will have loads of never before seen features. The small car will be equipped with parking sensors, ORVM, Bluetooth, steering controls for... 

In a ceremony earlier today, Hyundai unveiled their first full Electric Vehicle, named BluOn. On the occasion, Korean President Mr Lee Myung-Bak was invited to take a test drive of the new car. Hyundai Motors VC, Mr Hyun-Soon Lee was too present, sitting next to the President. Lee said, "Consumers' interests and demand for eco-friendly cars are rising and securing such advanced technology is critical... 

Hyundai is all set to launch the 2011 i10 in the Indian market. The country's second largest car manufacturer is claiming the new i10 will have the most advanced 1.2L engine in India. The new improved 1.2L Kappa engine will have variable valve timing in order to facilitate better mileage, lower emissions and better response. The new engine will also give the 2011 i10 2 bhp more than its predecessor.... 

Hyundai Motor India Pvt. Ltd. crossed a great milestone yesterday, manufacturing and selling 30 lakh Hyundai cars. According to Mr. H W Park, CEO and MD Hyundai India, "Today is a red-letter day for all of us at Hyundai family. We are extremely delighted to share this achievement with all our stakeholders and we believe this was possible because of our total commitment to the Indian market and the... 

In a market where competitors are launching new models or modifying old models, Korean manufacturer Hyundai have decided to facelift i10 in order to compete toe to toe with their competitors. We hear that the new i10 will have 86 new parts including 8 new engine parts, but it will cost almost same as the old i10. The new i10's front will have all new front bumper and headlamps, new ORVM's and minor... 

As per autocarindia.com, Hyundai may shelve the diesel version of the i10. The reason is that the engine is proving to be very expensive. The next generation of i10 which is expected in 2013 will have a diesel engine that will be localised in India from the start of production. The diesel version was expected this year and was to be powered by a 1.1-CRDi (common rail direct injection) engine. Liked... 

Keeping with the current trend of environmentally-clean technologies HMIL is all set to show the world it's electric version i10, a truly compact wonder. This compact car is aimed at guarantying a positive ecological footprint. Hyundai is already setting the best possible standards with their vehicle variants. This includes the following versions: Santro: CNG & LPG Accent: CNG & LPG i10: CNG... 

If you thought Santro was a raging success, the i10 has now attained that title. This hatchback from the Hyundai stable is their success mantra, their flagship model. Sales figues for the i10 have been blooming these past few months. As compared to the 7000 Santros that are sold each month, the i10 is averaging 12,000. Since its launch 2 years ago, the vehicle is doing well and could be promoted to...