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Hyundai Motor India Targets 2 Million Connected Car Sales By 2030, Eyes 1 Million By 2027

New Delhi: Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) on Monday announced that it is targeting 2 million cumulative connected car sales by 2030, while it has over 0.8 million connected cars on Indian roads. Indian Govt May Expand Territorial Army Role To Include AI Experts: Report By 2027, the automobile company is targeting a goal of 1 million connected car sales. Strong customer adoption of Hyundai…

Hyundai Motor India Targets 2 Million Connected Car Sales By 2030, Eyes 1 Million By 2027

Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) has set ambitious targets for connected car sales in India. The company aims to sell a cumulative 2 million connected cars by 2030, with 1 million already on Indian roads as of 2027. HMIL's AI-powered connected car technology platform, Bluelink, is crucial to achieving these goals. Bluelink offers more than 70 features, including remote vehicle monitoring, location tracking, and trip history, among others.

The company plans to integrate next-generation connected car technology into its upcoming mass-market electric SUV. HMIL's MD & CEO, Tarun Garg, emphasized that the growing adoption of connected vehicles reflects evolving customer expectations and the increasing role of technology in shaping mobility.

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