TL;DR
Hyundai Motor India enters the commercial mobility segment with its new 'Prime Taxi' range, offering fuel-efficient hatchback and sedan models with enhanced safety features for fleet operators.
Hyundai Motor India has announced its strategic expansion into India's commercial mobility segment with the introduction of its new 'Prime Taxi' range. This move marks Hyundai's venture beyond its traditional private passenger vehicle market, positioning it to compete with established players like Maruti Suzuki and Tata Motors, who currently dominate the commercial passenger vehicle space.
The Prime Taxi lineup will initially feature two models: the Prime HB, a hatchback, and the Prime SD, a sedan. Hyundai highlights the fuel efficiency of these new offerings, with the Prime SD delivering up to 28.40 kilometers per kilogram in CNG mode and the Prime HB achieving up to 27.32 kilometers per kilogram.
Both models will be equipped with features increasingly sought after by fleet operators, emphasizing safety and comfort. These include six airbags, rear air-conditioning vents, and parking sensors. This strategic launch indicates Hyundai's commitment to catering to the evolving demands of India's commercial transportation sector.
