Product clarity, EV push, and SUV strategy lifted investor sentiment as the stock hit a record high.
09 Jun 2025 | 1424 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau
Hyundai Motor India shares rallied nearly 7% on Monday to hit a record high of ₹1,986.60, as investor sentiment turned sharply positive following increased clarity on the company’s long-term strategic direction. The stock closed at ₹1,952.20, up 4.9% from Friday’s close of ₹1,861.10, with trading volumes exceeding 90,000 shares and ...
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Hyundai Motor India shares rallied nearly 7% on Monday to hit a record high of ₹1,986.60, as investor sentiment turned sharply positive following increased clarity on the company’s long-term strategic direction. The stock closed at ₹1,952.20, up 4.9% from Friday’s close of ₹1,861.10, with trading volumes exceeding 90,000 shares and turnover crossing ₹18 crore.
The rally was driven by growing investor confidence in Hyundai’s India Vision 2030—an ambitious roadmap outlining 26 new model launches by the end of the decade, including 20 ICE vehicles, six EVs, and a range of hybrid offerings. Last week, Autocar Professional published a detailed analysis of this roadmap, highlighting Hyundai’s renewed focus on SUVs, electrification, and premiumisation.
The stock opened at ₹1,900, gained momentum throughout the session, and touched an intraday high of ₹1,984.80 before settling slightly lower. Hyundai’s performance significantly outpaced the BSE Sensex, which rose by 0.31%, making it one of the top gainers of the day.
Analysts say Hyundai’s strategy—centered around expanding its EV portfolio, leveraging software-defined vehicle (SDV) architecture, and integrating ADAS and connected features—resonates well with evolving buyer expectations in India. Consumers are increasingly prioritising safety, digital features, and cleaner powertrains, even at higher price points.
“The product clarity and segmental diversification Hyundai is bringing to market address long-standing investor concerns about competitiveness, EV readiness, and sustainable growth,” noted a Mumbai-based analyst tracking the auto sector.
The roadmap also envisions a sharp uptick in exports, which could contribute up to 30% of total volumes by 2030. With a growing shift in the Indian market from cost-conscious to value-driven purchases, Hyundai’s multi-powertrain and premium product focus is viewed as timely and strategic.
After listing on the stock exchange in 2024, Hyundai’s stock remained relatively range-bound due to conservative FY25 guidance and margin headwinds. However, the increased strategic visibility has prompted several brokerages to revise earnings estimates and raise target prices, citing Hyundai’s strong execution pipeline and improved product-market alignment.
“Vision 2030 is not just about volume—it’s a directional shift to protect and grow Hyundai’s market share in the face of intense competition from Tata, Mahindra, and emerging EV players,” said an industry expert.
With Monday’s rally, the stock has not only recouped early listing volatility but now trades well above its IPO-day high of ₹1,970. Analysts suggest a valuation re-rating could follow, contingent on Hyundai’s ability to deliver on product rollout timelines while maintaining cost competitiveness.