Hyundai registers cumulative sales of 65,601 units in June' 23
Chennai: Passenger car maker Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) on Saturday announced that it has registered a total sales of 65,601 units in June 2023.
This included domestic sales of 50,001 units and export of 15,600 units.
While domestic sales grew by 2.04 per cent, the export grew by 16.85 per cent. The cumulative sales grew by 5.21 per cent, a HMIL release here said.
In June 2022, HMIL had sold 62,351 units (domestic-49,001, exports, 13,350).
Commenting on the June 2023 sales, HMIL COO Tarun Garg said "We are delighted to announce that the company has achieved a domestic sales volume of 50,000 plus units in June’23."
"There is a positive customer traction for all our products and Hyundai VERNA, CRETA, and TUCSON have attained leadership positions in their respective segments in the first half of CY 23", he said.
"The growing excitement amongst our valued customers for our upcoming SUV Hyundai EXTER is truly exhilarating and we look forward to introducing this benchmark SUV in India soon", he added.
(With UNI inputs)
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Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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