Hyundai Motors India reported a marginal increase in growth in sales during the month of December 2010 that stood at 47228 units compared to 47217 units same month in 2009.
The company’s domestic sales stood at 26168 units compared to 22252 units in the same month in 2009 that grew at 17.60%.
The company, which is the country’s largest car exporter, witnessed a 15.64 per cent jump in overseas shipments to 21,060 units in December, 2010, from 24,965 units in December, 2009.
In the A2 segment (Santro, i10 and i20), the company sold 42,397 units, while in the A3 segment (Accent and Verna) sales stood at 4,708 units. In the A5 segment (Sonata Transform), HMIL sold 21 units during the month.
For the entire 2010 calendar year, HMIL registered a sales growth of 7.85 per cent, with 6,03,819 units finding buyers, as against 5,59,880 units in 2009.
Domestic sales were up 23.06 per cent in 2010, at 3,56,717 units, compared to 2,89,863 units in the previous year.
Exports, however, fell by 8.49 per cent to 2,47,102 units in 2010 from 2,70,017 units in 2009.
“The year 2010 has been positive for the industry and HMIL. For the first time since inception, HMIL clocked record cumulative sales of over 6,00,000 units,” HMIL Director (Marketing and Sales) Arvind Saxena said.
The company expects the market to continue to grow in 2011, although the rate of growth may come down, he said.
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