Hyundai registers steady growth

Monday, September 3, 2007, 18:44 [IST]

Chennai, Sep 3: Hyundai Motors, one of the leading car manufacturers in India has registered a steady increase in sales, selling 28,394 cars, domestic and exports combined, in August 2007 as against 26,374 sold in August 2006.

According to a company release here today, the domestic sales in August 2007 accounted for 16,138 units, while 12,256 units were exported as against 10,273 units last year, marking a 19.3 per cent rise in exports.

The overall sales recorded a growth of 7.7 per cent in August 2007 over the same month last year, the release added.

UNI

Topics: hyundai motors, exports

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