Creta best-performing car for Hyundai in November. Check details

Overall, the company sold a total of 48,002 units in November, an increase of nearly 30% from the same period last year, when as many as 37,001 units were sold.

Published on: Dec 13, 2022, 17:50:03 IST

By HT News Desk, New Delhi

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Hyundai India has released its sales breakup numbers for November. According to HT's sister website Live Hindustan, which cited the data, Creta was the manufacturer's top-performing vehicle for last month, with as many as 13,321 units sold. Venue, Nios, i20, and Aura rounded off the top 5.

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Overall, Hyundai sold a total of 48,002 units in November, an increase of nearly 30% from the same period last year, when as many as 37,001 units were bought by customers.

Here are the details:

(1.) Creta: It recorded a 29% growth in the number of units sold, as 10,300 units were bought by customers in November 2021.

(2.) Venue: With 10,732 units purchased last month, it witnessed a growth of 35% from November 2021, when 7,932 units were sold.

(3.) Nios: Its yearly rise stood at close to 46%, with 7,961 units sold in November, up from 5,466 during same period in the previous year.

(4.) i20: Registering a growth of nearly 66%, the model sold 7,236 units in November, as compared to 4,391 during the year-ago period.

(5.) Aura: As many as 3,813 units were bought last month, a rise of nearly 49% from November 2021, when 2,562 units were bought.

The other models on the list are Alcazar (4.61% growth), Verna (22.8%), Tucson (128.70%), as well as Kona, and Santro.

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