Hyundai Motor India has reached a major milestone in its connected car journey, with more than 8 lakh connected vehicles now on Indian roads. The company is now targeting the next big landmark of 10 lakh connected cars by 2027, highlighting the growing role of connected technology in the Indian automotive market.
The milestone reflects how connected features have gradually moved from being a premium feature to becoming an important part of the modern car ownership experience. Hyundai has been offering its Bluelink connected technology across several models, giving customers access to a range of remote and safety-related functions through their smartphones.
Hyundai Bluelink Continues to Drive Connected Car Growth
Hyundai’s Bluelink platform is at the centre of its connected car strategy in India. Depending on the model and variant, the system can provide features such as vehicle status information, remote functions, location-related services, safety assistance, and other connected services.
These features are designed to make everyday vehicle ownership more convenient while also adding a layer of safety and control. For example, connected technology can allow owners to interact with certain vehicle functions remotely and stay informed about their car even when they are away from it.
The company’s latest milestone also shows that Indian buyers are becoming increasingly comfortable with software-driven features in their vehicles.
10 Lakh Connected Cars Target Set for 2027
After crossing the 8 lakh mark, Hyundai is aiming to reach 10 lakh cumulative connected cars in India by 2027. The target comes at a time when automakers are increasingly focusing on software, connectivity, and digital services as key areas of differentiation.
Hyundai is expected to continue expanding connected technology across its product range as it works towards this goal. The company’s broader technology strategy also fits into its long-term plans for the Indian market, where it has announced significant investments in manufacturing, electrification, and future mobility.
Hyundai has committed around Rs 45,000 crore in investments for FY2026-FY2030, with plans that cover manufacturing, electrification, future mobility, and new products.
Connected Technology Becomes More Important
The growth of connected cars is changing what buyers expect from a new vehicle. Features that were once limited to luxury cars are increasingly becoming available in mainstream models, making smartphone-based vehicle connectivity a more familiar part of ownership.
For Hyundai, reaching 10 lakh connected cars will be more than just another sales milestone. It will demonstrate the scale at which Indian consumers are adopting connected vehicle technology.
With software becoming an increasingly important part of the automotive experience, Hyundai’s 8 lakh connected car milestone marks another step in the company’s technology-led strategy for India.
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Rajababu Kushwaha is the Founder and Editor of AutoCrest. He covers the latest car news, reviews, comparisons, EV updates, and buying guides for Indian car buyers.