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Hyundai Motor To Begin Exports Of Its New Made In India i20 Cars, First Batch To Be Exported To South Africa, Chile And Peru
Swarajya Staff
Jan 05, 2021, 08:56 AM | Updated 08:56 AM IST
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In a big boost to the government's Make in India push to boost manufacturing in the country, South Korean automotive major Hyundai Motor's India unit has started to export its all-new India-made i20 premium hatchback cars, reports Economic Times.
As of November 2020, the company had already exported 5.16 lakh units of the i20 cars since the first generation launch in 2007 and is now set to export the first batch of the fourth generation i20 cars to South Africa, Chile and Peru.
Speaking about the same, company's managing director and chief executive SS Kim said, "We are delighted to mark our renewed commitment to 'Make in India' with the commencement of exports of the all-new i20 in the global markets."
With more than 30 lakh of its Made in India vehicles exported in 2020, Hyundai Motors India Limited (HMIL) is the largest automobile exporter in India and currently exports India made cars to 88 nations spread over five continents.
In March 2008, HMIL has surpassed 5 lakh exports milestone in India. Since then, it has gone on to double that tally by February 2010, and further crossed the 20 lakh exports milestone mark in March 2014.
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