Hyundai India’s funk will test shareholders’ patience
The South Korean carmaker may have made headlines teasing an aggressive product push in India. But, the absence of details and urgency gives little respite to investors reeling from declining sales and a 12-year market share low.
19 May, 2025•11 min
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