Hyundai Motor India aims to reach 10 lakh connected car sales by 2027 as connected vehicle adoption and software-driven mobility continue to expand
Key Highlights:
- Hyundai Motor India aims for 10 lakh connected car sales by 2027.
- The company currently has more than 8 lakh connected cars on Indian roads.
- Hyundai Bluelink is the company’s AI-powered connected car platform.
- Connected vehicle penetration has increased five-fold since 2019.
- Penetration rose from 4% in 2019 to 20% in 2026.
- Hyundai’s upcoming mass-market electric SUV will offer connected technology as standard across all variants.
- The company introduced Hyundai Bluelink in India in 2019.
New Delhi, August 10: Hyundai Motor India Ltd is targeting cumulative sales of 10 lakh connected cars by 2027, as the company looks to expand the use of connected and software-driven technologies across its vehicle portfolio.
The automaker currently has more than 8 lakh connected cars on Indian roads equipped with its proprietary AI-powered connected car technology platform, Hyundai Bluelink, Hyundai Motor India said in a statement.
Connected cars use wireless connectivity, including mobile networks, to enable data transfer for a range of applications and services. Hyundai said the growing adoption of connected vehicles reflects changing customer expectations and the increasing role of technology in modern mobility.
“As we move towards our goal of 1 million connected car sales by 2027, we remain focused on advancing software-defined mobility and expanding connected technologies across our portfolio,” Hyundai Motor India MD & CEO Tarun Garg said.
The company also highlighted the role of electric vehicles in its connected mobility strategy. Hyundai’s upcoming mass-market electric SUV will feature next-generation connected car technology as standard across all variants.
According to Garg, the upcoming electric SUV will strengthen the integration of connected and electric mobility while offering customers technology-focused ownership experiences.
Hyundai introduced Hyundai Bluelink in 2019, bringing factory-fitted connected car technology to customers in India. Since its introduction, the penetration of connected vehicles across Hyundai Motor India’s portfolio has increased five-fold.
Connected vehicle penetration rose from 4% in 2019 to 20% in 2026, highlighting the increasing adoption of connected technologies among Indian car buyers.
The company’s target of reaching one million connected car sales by 2027 reflects its broader focus on software-defined mobility, digital vehicle features and the integration of connected technology with electric vehicles.
