The carmaker, through its Indian subsidiary Hyundai Motor India, will also set up a battery pack assembly unit with an annual capacity of 178,000 units and install 100 EV charging stations across the state, it said in a statement.
It plans to increase its total production volume in the country to 850,000 per year, the company added.
Hyundai’s move comes a few weeks after the federal government said it would raise taxes on imported cars and motorbikes, including electric vehicles (EVs), as it seeks to boost local manufacturing.
India’s EV industry has grown rapidly, with domestic carmakers Tata Motors and Mahindra & Mahindra as well as global rivals BYD and SAIC’s MG Motor lining up launches.
As of April, Hyundai has a nearly 15% market share in India’s passenger vehicle space, only behind Maruti Suzuki. ($1 = 81.7800 Indian rupees).
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