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Skoda is looking to get into the high volume segment in the Indian market as it gears up to drive in all-new compact SUV Kylaq in India, according to a senior company official. The company, which currently sells four models in India, plans to drive in the sub-4 meter model early next year to compete with the likes of Maruti Suzuki Brezza, Hyundai Venue and Kia Sonet. Skoda has invested around 250 million Euro on the Kylaq project enabling a 30 per cent increase at its Chakan (near Pune) based manufacturing plant. The sub-4 meter vehicle segment has witnessed robust growth in recent years and currently accounts for nearly 30 per cent of the overall passenger vehicle sales annually.

The Slovak government and Hyundai Mobis have signed a memorandum of understanding on the South Korean company’s plan to build a plant for engines and other parts for electric cars in Slovakia

IPO has opened for subscription, but investors might have to brace for losses on debut, going by the grey market trends. The GMP is on a continuous slide and is currently trading at just 1.6% premium over the issue price. It would not surprise anyone if the GMP falls to negative before the listing, given the sharp fall over the past few days.

₹1,865 to ₹1,960, with a minimum investment of ₹13,055 for a lot of 7 shares. The projected issue size stands at ₹27,870.16 crore, making it one of the largest IPOs of the year.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Hyundai Motor India (HMI), the second-largest player in the Indian passenger vehicle market since FY09, is set to make history with its massive initial public offering (IPO) on Tuesday.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Mumbai: Hyundai Motor India will continue to focus on premium vehicles across traditional, electric and hybrid models that bring higher margins, the company’s management said as they formally announced the world’s largest public offering so far this year. India’s second-largest carmaker will have access to all propulsion technologies, including electric and hybrid, through its parent in Korea (Hyundai Motor Co.), they said.

Following the announcement of the price band, the company's GMP is steady at Rs 147 in the grey market. Considering the upper price band of Rs 1,960, the stock is expected to fetch marginal gains of 7% if the current trends are sustained.

Hyundai has begun producing electric SUVs in Georgia less than two years after breaking ground on its sprawling manufacturing plant west of Savannah

Anand Tandon, Independent Analyst, says the very fact that we have a robust market despite the inflow of new fresh money-raising IPOs is both good and bad. It shows that we have a very robust sentiment towards the market and it also helps to take some focus away from the secondary market where some stocks have reached stratospheric valuation. So, from both perspectives, it is good for the longer term. In the near term, right now it is a lottery. Clearly the action is heating up in the primary market with large IPOs coming in. Swiggy as well as Hyundai IPOs are in the offing and it looks like the investment bankers are not worried about liquidity. Have you looked at the DRHP of either of the companies? Would you be a subscriber to either Hyundai or Swiggy? Anand Tandon: These are all large companies with large capital raises, but also businesses which are fairly steady. So, from that point of view, one does not worry too much these days about valuations as the market has shown us. The question is if the market is pricing IPOs post their listing at way more than what they are coming in at, that does not mean that they should actually be doing that or that it is in any way a reflection on them being priced cheaply.

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Hyundai Motor India on Monday said it has commenced exports of its entry level SUV Exter. The model will now be available to customers in South Africa, making it the eighth model to be exported to the country from India, the automaker said in a statement. The company has commenced the export of Exter by dispatching the first lot of 996 units to South Africa, it said. Hyundai already exports models like Grand i10 NIOS, Aura, i20, i20 N Line, and Venue, among others.

Multinationals are rushing to exploit a runaway rally in the Indian stock markets, with more than a dozen firms paring holdings in their local businesses in the past year, while half a dozen others, including Hyundai and LG, are planning public listings. GE T&D India is the latest to join a growing list of global companies like Wabco, ITC, Styrenix Performance Materials, Federal-Mogul Goetze, Timken India, Motherson Sumi, GMM Pfaudler, Thomas Cook, and Whirlpool taking advantage of premium valuations in India, which significantly exceed those of their global counterparts.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The car industry’s effort to decarbonise revolves around replacing petrol with batteries. A growing number of customers want both.

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General Motors and Hyundai will explore a potential collaboration to develop vehicles, improve supply chains and advance clean-energy technology

General Motors and Hyundai Motor are exploring a partnership that could mean savings on items like steel and electric-vehicle battery materials or even result in the joint development and production of vehicles, the companies said Thursday. The American and Korean automakers are looking for additional scale as they navigate a costly transition from internal combustion engines to EVs.

Vinesh Phogat, who recently transitioned into politics after her disqualification from the Paris Olympics, has filed her nomination for the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections. Contesting from the Julana constituency in Jind, Vinesh provided a detailed declaration of her assets and income in her nomination affidavit. Vinesh, a multi-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist, revealed that she owns three vehicles: a Volvo XC 60 worth Rs 35 lakh, a Hyundai Creta valued at Rs 12 lakh, and a Toyota Innova priced at Rs 17 lakh. She is currently repaying a loan of Rs 13 lakh taken to purchase the Innova. Additionally, her husband, Somvir Rathee, owns a Mahindra Scorpio, which is valued at Rs 19 lakh. In terms of property, Vinesh owns a plot in Sonipat, which has a valuation of Rs 2 crore. Her income declaration for the last financial year, as per her IT return, amounted to Rs 13,85,000. Alongside these assets, she reported having Rs 1,95,000 in cash on hand.

discounts on cars. Tata Motors recently reduced prices on its popular cars and SUVs by up to Rs 2.05 lakh.

Tata Motors has ramped up the competition in the SUV market with the introduction of the Tata Curvv diesel variant. This new model not only expands the Curvv lineup but also positions itself as a rival to the Hyundai Creta, a well-established player in the diesel SUV segment. In this article, we’ll delve into a detailed comparison of the Tata Curvv Diesel and Hyundai Creta, focusing on their pricing, engine specifications, and features.

The Hyundai Santa Fe and Kia Sorento are two popular SUVs with a lot of similarities

Hyundai is aiming to broaden the appeal of its Ioniq 5 electric SUVs with 2025 models boasting improved battery range and additional charging options