Hyundai Motor India Delivered Close to 11,000 cars on monday, the first day of Navratri festival, demonstrating strong consumer demand ahead of expected policy Tailwinds for the automotive sector.

The company’s shares trading at ₹ 2,734.70 on tuesday morning, up 0.48 per cent from the previous close of ₹ 2,721.70. The stock opened Higher at ₹ 2,830 and touched an intraday high of ₹ 2,845, Near Its 52-Veeek High of ₹ 2,890 Recorded on Monday.

India’s upcoming GST 2.0 Reforms in September 2025 Are Expected to Significantly Benefit The Automotive Sector by Reducing Tax Rates from 28 per cent to 18 per cent to 18 per cent on Small Cars, Two-WHELErs and Commercial vehicles, potentially unlocking price-sensitive rural and urban demand.

Separately, nomura security The Brokerage Expects HMI volumes to grow at a 9 per cent compound annual growth rate over Cy25-30, potentially required Capacity Expansion.

Following key takeaess from HMC’s Investor Day, Nomura Highlighted the company’s strong model pipeline with multiple upcoming launches and advancement in Hybrid and Electric vacctivity. The brokerage noted that expenses are stranger than domestic margins, suggesting

These factors are projectioned to drive a 27 per cent earnings per share cagr for hmi over fy26-28. The Positive Outlook Comes Amid Expectations of Consumption Revival Driven by Government Policy Support, with GST Cuts Acting as Fiscal Stimulus to Support Volume Growth for Automotive Companies.

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Published on September 23, 2025