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• Hyundai has successfully sold over 8 lakh connected cars in India and has set a new target of 1 million by 2027.
• The next-generation connected technology will be offered in all variants of the company's mass-market electric SUV to be launched in the current financial year.
• Hyundai's BlueLink ecosystem includes more than 70 features and the company aims to have 2 million connected vehicles by 2030.

Hyundai Motor India Limited has successfully completed the sales milestone of over 8 lakh connected cars in India and has set a target of 10 lakh cars by 2027. The proportion of connected cars in the company's portfolio has increased from 4 percent in 2019 to 20 percent in 2026. This growth is due to the expansion of 'Hyundai BlueLink' and the use of new technologies.

The company is expanding its 'Software Defined Vehicle' strategy and aims to sell a total of 2 million connected cars by 2030. Hyundai's connected ecosystem has around 1.2 million lines of coding and provides services such as vehicle monitoring, diagnostics, remote functions, security systems and navigation.

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South Korean car manufacturer Hyundai first introduced BlueLink technology in India in 2019 with the 'Venue' car. The Venue was the first SUV in the country to get company-fitted connected technology. Currently, BlueLink offers more than 70 security and convenience features. These include remote vehicle monitoring, vehicle health diagnostics, location tracking, digital key, Hyundai Pay, digital passport and over 450 AI-powered voice commands in 5 languages.

This technology of Hyundai has been developed step by step. The i20 received OTA map updates in 2020, while the next-generation AVNT system was introduced in 2022 and the Connected Car Navigation Cockpit system in 2025, enabling remote software updates in vehicles.

The company has confirmed that Hyundai's mass-market electric SUV, which will be launched in the current financial year, will feature this next-generation connected technology as standard across all variants.

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Bluelink has also been of great benefit for emergency assistance. More than 5 lakh motorists have been helped through SOS and Roadside Assistance, more than 15,000 crash notifications and police have been helped to locate stolen vehicles.

Tarun Garg, Managing Director and CEO, HMIL said, “The growing use of connected vehicles reflects the changing consumer expectations and role of technology in driving mobility. Our focus will be on expanding software-defined mobility and connected technologies as we reach our target of selling 1 million connected cars by 2027.”