Hyundai has officially announced that it will launch 26 new cars in India in the next five years, including seven completely new nameplate cars, six CNG cars and five electric vehicles (EVs). The company will also introduce its luxury brand Genesis in India. Here is a detailed and easy-to-understand breakdown of Hyundai’s upcoming launches from 2025 to 2030.
2025 : All-new Hyundai Venue
The next-generation Hyundai Venue will be launched on November 4, 2025. Unlike the previous facelift, this will be a completely new model with a new design inspired by the Creta and Exter.
Design: Will come with split headlamps, connected LED tail lamps, 17-inch alloy wheels and a panoramic sunroof.
Engine options:
- 1.2L petrol (twin cylinder with manual / CNG option)
- 1.0L turbo petrol (6MT / 7DCT)
- 1.5L diesel (manual / possible automatic)
Expected features: Advanced tech interiors, digital cluster, 360° camera and connected car features.
2026 : Hyundai Exter facelift, Verna facelift and Bayonet
Exter Facelift (coming early 2026)
Hyundai’s small SUV will get a major update. It will retain the 1.2L petrol and CNG engines, with AMT and paddle shifters as options. The CNG version will get a twin-cylinder for better boot space.
Verna Facelift (mid 2026)
A mild update is planned for the Verna with revised exterior and interior elements.
- Engines: 1.5L NA petrol (MT/IVT) and 1.5L turbo petrol (MT/DCT).
- New additions: 360° camera and refreshed design.
New Hyundai Bayon (late 2026)
A completely new compact crossover between the i20 and the Venue, the Bayon will target customers looking for style and practicality.
- Engines: 1.2L petrol, 1.0L turbo petrol and 1.2L CNG.
- Highlights: Ventilated seats, premium upholstery and excellent boot space (twin-cylinder CNG).
2027: New generation Hyundai Creta and Genesis
The new generation Hyundai Creta and Genesis cars will also be launched.
Hyundai will open its new plant in Talegaon, Maharashtra in 2027, paving the way for several new launches.
New generation Hyundai Creta (2027)
The new generation Hyundai Creta will increase in size, offer more cabin and boot space, advanced technology and multiple powertrain options.
- Engines: 1.5 litre NA petrol, 1.5 litre turbo petrol and 1.5 litre diesel.
- Variants: Creta Hybrid, Creta Electric, Creta Inline (Sporty version), and regular ICE variants.
- Features: 12-inch touchscreen, wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, ventilated seats, electronic parking brake, 360° camera and many more.
Genesis brand debut (2027)
Hyundai’s luxury arm Genesis will finally enter India with two models.
- GV80: Large luxury SUV (GLE/X5 rival) with 3.5L V6 engine, massage seats, dual sunroof and advanced technology. Expected price: Could be launched between ₹90 – 95 lakhs.
- GV70: Mid-size luxury SUV (GLC/X3 rival) priced around ₹70 lakhs with top-notch comfort and technology.
2028: Hyundai Palisade and Santa Fe
Hyundai Palisade (2028)
A full-size SUV designed to rival the Toyota Fortuner.
- Engine: 2.5L turbo-hybrid engine that produces 330 bhp.
- Highlights: 3-row seating, dual sunroof, 20-inch wheels and a range of 1000 km.
- Expected price: Around ₹60 lakh.
This Palisade SUV could redefine the Fortuner segment with better features and comfort, and could even rival the Fortuner.
Hyundai Santa Fe (2028)
A robust off-roader SUV priced between ₹45-55 lakh.
- Engine: 2.5L turbo petrol.
- Features: Wireless phone sanitizer, panoramic sunroof, premium interior and tough styling, perfect for long road trips.
2029-2030: Hyundai Staria MPV and Kona EV.
Hyundai Staria (2029)
A futuristic MPV designed for families and business users.
- Engine: 1.5L turbo, 1.5L non-turbo and diesel options.
- Price range: ₹18-23 lakh (on-road).
- Highlights: Comes with a spacious cabin, premium features and an optional camping configuration with a pop-up roof.
New Hyundai Kona EV (2030):
Completely indigenous to India, the next-generation Kona Electric will offer larger dimensions, improved battery range and more features tailored to Indian preferences.
Summary of Upcoming Hyundai’s 2025 – 2030 Plan
| Category | Key Models |
|---|---|
| All-New Cars | Venue (2025), Bayon (2026), Next-Gen Creta (2027), Palisade (2028), Staria (2029) |
| Facelifts | Exter (2026), Verna (2026) |
| EVs | Creta EV, Kona EV, localized electric SUV |
| Luxury (Genesis) | GV70, GV80 |
| Hybrids | Creta Hybrid, Palisade Hybrid |
| CNG Options | Venue, Exter, Bayon, Verna, and more upcoming models |
Hyundai’s aggressive five-year plan makes it one of India’s most ambitious automakers. With new engines, hybrid tech, homegrown EVs and the luxury Genesis brand, Hyundai is gearing up for a massive expansion across all price segments, from ₹8 lakh to ₹1 crore+.
