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Tarun Garg, COO and Whole-Time Director of Hyundai Motor India said that when they launched the Creta in 2015, SUVs only accounted for 13% of the overall market. Since then, the market has changed dramatically, with SUVs now contributing 50-52% of the total industry volume (TIV…

Hyundai Motor India’s Tarun Garg says SUVs now make up 70% of sales, market share remains steady
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