Hyundai Executive Chair met Prime Minister Modi to discuss India’s mobility future, collaboration, and expanding EV infrastructure.
Recently, the Hyundai Motor Group’s Executive Chair Euisun Chung called on the Honourable Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi and discussed plans for the future of mobility and opportunities of synergy with India. Hyundai’s Executive Chair, Chung, stressed Mr Hwang the company’s interest in a close cooperation with India since the country has various types of markets and reformative policies.
Strategic Discussions on Mobility and Collaboration
The meeting took place at the headquarters of the Prime Minister in New Delhi, during which the press proposed a development scheme of the transportation sector in India and discussed the possibilities of cooperation between Hyundai and the authorities of the South Asian country. Executive Chair Chung was accompanied by HMIL’s COO, Tarun Garg. Therefore, Chung invited the Prime Minister to inaugurate a new plant in Pune, Maharashtra where Hyundai has planned a significant expansion and where the “Make in India” campaign will be crucial.
Hyundai’s Role in India’s Development Vision
Hyundai will go on persistently backing India’s vision of ‘Viksit Bharat 2047,’ which seeks development by the year 2047 that marks the centennial of Indian Independence. Hyundai is the leading mobility company of modern India that entered into its market in the year 1996 with an organized target and has been providing mobility solutions through its innovative products to uplift the social and economic standards of India.
Strengthening Ties and Commitment to EV Growth
The relationships have gotten even closer and the commitment to the growth of EV charging has increased. To celebrate India’s rich cultural heritage, Executive Chair Chung showed his respect with the company’s partnership with India. He touched upon the future strategies of expanding the company’s presence as a most trusted automobile brand in India; this was underlined with the company’s recent move which Hyundai Motor India was to list on the stock exchange market. Chung also reassured that Hyundai will continue bringing more models of electric vehicles into India, EV charging solutions, and the localisation of components to support India’s sustainable future.
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