Hyundai Motor India Reports Q4 Net Profit Drop of 3.7%; YOY Revenue up by 1.5%
Hyundai India posted Rs 5,640.2 Cr profit in FY25, SUV sales hit 68.5%, Creta led April; revenue dipped 0.1%, domestic sales fell, exports held steady.
By Divyam Dubey
Hyundai Motor India closed the financial year 2024-25 with a strong profit after tax of Rs 5,640.2 crore, including Rs 1,614.3 crore in Q4 alone. However, annual revenue saw a minor drop of 0.1%, totalling Rs 69,129.9 crore, compared to Rs 69,289.1 crore in FY24. Hyundai India's EBITDA also fell by 2%, slipping to Rs 8,953.8 crore from the previous year’s Rs 9,132.6 crore.
In FY25, Hyundai India's domestic car sales fell from 6.14 lakh to 5.99 lakh units. However, export volumes remained stable at 1.33 lakh units. SUVs accounted for 68.5% of total vehicle sales, showing strong demand in both urban and rural markets. The Hyundai Creta was the top-selling SUV in April 2025, capturing over 30% market share in its segment.
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Hyundai India recorded a 1.5% revenue increase in Q4 FY25, reaching Rs 17,940.3 crore compared to Rs 17,671.1 crore in the same quarter last year. Quarterly EBITDA also rose slightly to Rs 2,532.7 crore. This Q4 growth signals early signs of recovery for Hyundai India, balancing the year’s overall slowdown in financial performance.
Hyundai Motor India has ambitious plans to launch 26 new cars by FY30, including 20 internal combustion engine (ICE) models and 6 electric vehicles (EVs). Hybrid vehicles are also part of Hyundai’s India strategy. While launch dates are not confirmed, Hyundai’s first hybrid SUV is expected by 2026 or 2027, signalling its shift towards sustainable mobility solutions.
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Hyundai India’s SUV lineup, led by the popular Hyundai Creta, contributed to nearly 70% of total car sales in FY25. With a strong position in the SUV market and a balanced mix of ICE, EV, and hybrid vehicles in the pipeline, Hyundai is preparing for future growth. This strategy aims to keep Hyundai competitive in India's evolving automotive industry.
