Hyundai releases sales data for December 2022. This car tops list

Last month, the Korean manufacturer sold as many as 38,831 units across various models, as compared to 32,312 in December 2021.

Published on: Jan 28, 2023, 12:42:06 IST

By HT News Desk, New Delhi

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Hyundai has released its sales data for December 2022. According to HT's sister publication Live Hindustan, which cited the company's figures, the Creta SUV sold the maximum units for the Korean auto giant last month, selling more than 10,000 units, a rise of 34% from the same period in December 2021.

NIOS, Venue, i20 and Aura, in that order, were next on the list, with as many as 8,340, 8,285, 4,697, and 4,156 units sold last month. Venue, however, suffered a drop in sales, with over 35% more units sold in December 2021.

Rank	Model	December 2022	December 2021	Difference	Yearly rise
1.	Creta	10,205	7,609	2,596	34.12%
2.	NIOS	8,340	6,151	2,189	35.58%
3.	Venue	8,285	10,360	-2,075	-20.03%
4.	i20	4,697	3,150	1,547	49.11%
5.	Aura	4,156	1,715	2,441	142.33%
6.	Verna	1,538	982	556	56.62%
7.	Alcazar	1,478	1,002	476	47.50%
8.	Kona	120	10	110	1100%
9.	Tucson	12	35	-23	-65.71%
10.	Santro	0	1,298	-1,298	-100%

Hyundai Creta

The 5-seater SUV made its debut in 2015, and its second and current generation was introduced in 2020. It comes in five different models: E, EX, S, SX, and SX (O).

As per HT Auto, Creta has a price range of ₹10 lakh to ₹17.87 lakh (both prices ex-showroom) in Delhi.

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