Hyundai CEO meets India PM to discuss future cooperation

Hyundai's executive chairman and CEO Euisun Chung and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi have recently met to discuss cooperation and development of the Indian mobility industry.

Since setting up shop in the Indian market in 1996, Hyundai Motor Group has "become the second largest automobile manufacturer in the country" and has plans to strengthen its role in the mobility market, expanding local production and offering diverse products.

The group plans to work in tandem with the Indian government to "establish an EV ecosystem through the release of EV models, construction of EV-charging networks, and localisation of parts."

Hyundai's executive chairman and CEO Euisun Chung and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi have recently met to discuss cooperation and development of the Indian mobility industry.

The group plans to work in tandem with the Indian government to "establish an EV ecosystem through the release of EV models, construction of EV-charging networks, and localisation of parts."

Hyundai's executive chairman and CEO Euisun Chung and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi have recently met to discuss cooperation and development of the Indian mobility industry.

The group plans to work in tandem with the Indian government to "establish an EV ecosystem through the release of EV models, construction of EV-charging networks, and localisation of parts."