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Hans India
6 days ago
- Automotive
- Hans India
Hyundai Motor India Limited Celebrates ‘World Environment Day'
Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) is celebrating 'World Environment Day' by launching a comprehensive 'Environment Month' initiative. Throughout June 2025, HMIL shall be rolling out a series of innovative and customer-centric activities to promote eco-conscious practices among customers. Commenting on the initiative, Tarun Garg, Whole-Time Director and Chief Operating Officer, Hyundai Motor India Limited, said 'At HMIL, sustainability is not a one-day affair but a core value that drives our innovation, products and community initiatives. This Environment month, we are empowering our customers to help them take meaningful actions, be it through responsible driving, eco-conscious vehicle care or transitioning to electric mobility. Together, we can co-create a greener, more sustainable future.' Key Highlights of HMIL's Environment Month 2025 Campaign: Hyundai Bluelink Championship: The 30-day challenge aims to foster responsible driving among Hyundai's connected car users. HMIL will plant one sapling for every customer that maintains a Bluelink Driving score of 90 or above in the month of June 2025. The initiative aims at making every eco-conscious drive count toward a greener tomorrow. Free Electric Charge on World Environment Day: To celebrate World Environment Day and support the growing community of EV users, HMIL is offering 100% cashback on electric charging expenses, made via the Hyundai In-Car Payment system for the first 1,000 Hyundai CRETA Electric customers. This exclusive one-day offer not only reduces the cost of green mobility but also underscores HMIL's commitment to accelerating India's electric vehicle transition. Dry Wash Campaign: In its continued efforts to conserve water, HMIL is promoting the adoption of Dry Wash services at all its workshops. By switching to this method, customers can help save approximately 120 litres* of water per car. To further encourage participation, HMIL is offering attractive discounts on service labour charges on Environment Day, blending eco-awareness with customer value. Exclusive offers on environmentally friendly products: Amazon gift vouchers for customers opting for the Shell Helix Ultra carbon-neutral engine oil (co-branded by Hyundai & Shell) for their car service through Hyundai Authorized Workshops. Customers can avail Amazon vouchers via the myHyundai App. Aligned with Hyundai's global vision of 'Progress for Humanity', these initiatives are designed to engage customers as active participants in the journey towards environmental consciousness.
Time of India
6 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Hyundai India launches ‘Environment Month' initiative to promote eco-friendly practices
Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) is marking World Environment Day by launching a month-long 'Environment Month' campaign throughout June 2025. The initiative aims to encourage eco-conscious practices among its customers, reinforcing HMIL's commitment to sustainability as a core business value. Tarun Garg, Whole-Time Director and COO of HMIL, emphasised the company's dedication to sustainability, stating, 'At HMIL, sustainability is not a one-day affair but a core value that drives our innovation, products, and community initiatives. This Environment Month, we are empowering our customers to take meaningful actions—whether through responsible driving, eco-conscious vehicle care, or transitioning to electric mobility.' The campaign features several key activities designed to engage Hyundai customers: Hyundai Bluelink Championship: A 30-day challenge encouraging responsible driving among Hyundai's connected car users. For every customer who maintains a Bluelink Driving score of 90 or above during June, HMIL will plant a sapling. This initiative connects eco-friendly driving habits with tangible environmental Electric Charging on World Environment Day: To support EV adoption, HMIL will offer 100% cashback on electric charging costs made via the Hyundai In-Car Payment system for the first 1,000 Hyundai CRETA Electric customers on June 5, 2025. This offer highlights HMIL's focus on making electric mobility more Wash Campaign: In line with water conservation efforts, HMIL is promoting the use of Dry Wash services at all authorized workshops. This method saves approximately 120 litres of water per vehicle. Additionally, attractive discounts on service labor charges will be available on Environment Day to encourage Eco-Friendly Offers: Customers who choose Shell Helix Ultra carbon-neutral engine oil during servicing at Hyundai Authorized Workshops will receive Amazon gift vouchers via the myHyundai App, further promoting sustainable product choices. Aligned with Hyundai's global vision of 'Progress for Humanity,' these initiatives aim to engage customers as active partners in building a greener future.
India Today
6 days ago
- Automotive
- India Today
Hyundai kicks off 'Environment Month' with green initiatives and customer rewards
In celebration of World Environment Day, Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) has launched a month-long campaign titled 'Environment Month', introducing a series of eco-conscious initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable practices amongs campaign highlights Hyundai's commitment to environmental responsibility and aligns with its global vision of 'Progress for Humanity'.A highlight of the initiative is the Hyundai Bluelink Championship. Throughout June, HMIL will plant a sapling for every Hyundai connected car user who achieves a driving score of 90 or above on the Bluelink app, encouraging responsible driving and reinforcing In a move to support electric vehicle adoption, Hyundai is offering 100% cashback on EV charging done through its In-Car Payment system on June 5. This one-day offer is limited to the first 1,000 Hyundai CRETA Electric customers and is designed to ease the transition to green its focus on conservation, Hyundai is promoting dry wash services at all its workshops, which can save up to 120 litres of water per vehicle. Customers choosing this method on Environment Day will also receive discounts on labour charges, making sustainability both impactful and is also incentivising the use of carbon-neutral engine oils. Customers opting for Shell Helix Ultra carbon-neutral oil (co-branded with Hyundai) will receive Amazon gift vouchers when they service their vehicles through authorised workshops and book via the myHyundai on the initiative, Mr. Tarun Garg, Whole-Time Director and COO of HMIL, said, Motor India Limited, said 'At HMIL, sustainability is not a one-day affair but a core value that drives our innovation, products and community initiatives. This Environment month, we are empowering our customers to help them take meaningful actions, be it through responsible driving, eco-conscious vehicle care or transitioning to electric mobility. Together, we can co-create a greener, more sustainable future."Subscribe to Auto Today Magazine
Hans India
19-05-2025
- Automotive
- Hans India
Hyundai Motor India Launches 'Vehicle Digital Passport'
A first-of-its-kind solution across Hyundai Motor Group globally, establishing HMIL as a technology leader in the connected car space The Hyundai Vehicle Digital Passport service analyses vehicle telematics and service history to create a unique proprietary algorithm-based score of every connected Hyundai vehicle Available as a value-added service to Hyundai customers with Bluelink enabled vehicles at an introductory price of just INR 399 per quarter Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL), India's leading smart mobility solutions provider launched the Hyundai Vehicle Digital Passport, advancing connected car technology in India. Using data analytics, the Hyundai Vehicle Digital Passport draws information from vehicle telematics and service records to generate a comprehensive digital identity of Bluelink enabled Hyundai vehicles. This value-added solution offers insights about periodic service, accidental history, malfunction indicator, warranty, driving details and much more - offering Hyundai customers a one-point access to their connected vehicle's performance and health. Speaking on the introduction of Hyundai Vehicle Digital Passport, Mr. Jae Wan Ryu, Function Head - Corporate Planning, HMIL said, 'Hyundai has been at the forefront of connected car revolution in India. Since the launch of Hyundai Bluelink in 2019, HMIL has sold over 7 Lakh connected cars in the country. Heralding new possibilities in data analytics driven by Software Defined Vehicles (SDVs), we are offering the Hyundai Vehicle Digital Passport as a value-added service for Hyundai customers with Bluelink enabled cars. HMIL becomes the first Hyundai Motor Group entity worldwide, to launch this service. This transformative service generates a holistic digital vehicle scorecard, and we are hopeful that vehicle analytics generated by this will encourage customers to drive responsibly and follow maintenance schedules proactively leading to safer mobility. We further envisage this service will be useful while buying or selling pre-owned Hyundai vehicles, inducing transparency in the decision-making process.' This service enhances the overall value proposition for Hyundai customers by delivering complete transparency, increasing trust, and encouraging smarter vehicle usage. Available at an introductory price of INR 399 per quarter, the Hyundai Vehicle Digital Passport empowers customers with: Data-backed transparency: Authentic OEM provided information and transparency for enhanced customer value Authentic OEM provided information and transparency for enhanced customer value Peace of mind: Intuitive insights into vehicle condition for proactive action into vehicle condition for proactive action Personalized recommendations: A comprehensive 7-page report offers actionable suggestions based on individual scores and service needs A comprehensive 7-page report offers actionable suggestions based on individual scores and service needs Holistic ownership experience: One-stop digital overview that ensures ease of access, responsible driving and timely upkeep The Hyundai Vehicle Digital Passport reaffirms HMIL's commitment to technological leadership by pioneering connected mobility solutions that place data at the heart of customer experience.
Yahoo
18-03-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Hyundai Recalling Ioniq 5 N Over One of Its Coolest Performance Features
Hyundai has been rightfully praised for its belief in the enthusiast market with the Ioniq 5 N. Equipped with a crackling faux "exhaust," simulated shiftable "gears," and a number of drift-encouraging dynamic modes, the electric hatchback is one of the most interesting enthusiast cars of the decade, and one of the most fun-to-drive EVs, full stop. However, one of the car's complex systems is causing a bit of an issue for Hyundai, as the Korean automaker is now recalling its hoon-able electric hatchback for an issue regarding its clever tech. The recall, announced on February 6, focuses on the Ioniq 5 N's "Left-Foot Braking" feature, which allows for simultaneous operation of the accelerator and brake pedal for more sideways action on the racetrack. While the implementation of a rally-inspired feature is extremely cool, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says engaging the feature can trick the electronic braking control software into depressurizing the anti-lock braking system. Braking performance can be severely impacted if this occurs. Hyundai first found out about this issue when a corporate fleet vehicle crashed during race event testing in June 2024. The crash occurred during an experiential marketing department event while the left-foot braking feature was active. Three months later, Hyundai was able to successfully replicate the issue and began reviewing software abnormalities in the car's vehicle and braking control units. This review process revealed that the onboard vehicle control computers could miscalculate the estimated vehicle speed and then depressurize the ABS system. Documents filed with NHTSA claim that only one crash and zero injuries or fatalities have been associated with the issue. The fix is relatively easy: Hyundai is asking Ioniq 5 N owners to head to their local dealership for an update to the braking and vehicle control software. Certain models equipped with Hyundai's Bluelink system can opt-in to have the update done over-the-air, too. However, the Korean automaker is asking owners to refrain from using the left-foot braking feature until the software has been updated. The addition of left-foot braking and generous torque-vectoring means the Ioniq 5 N is a unique modern hot hatch. Many modern cars are programmed to disallow simultaneous braking and accelerator usage for safety reasons, but the weight-balancing technique of left-foot braking is a staple of performance driving. Older vehicles simply allowed both pedals to function at once because the braking system and accelerator were largely disconnected, but the woes of modern vehicle dynamics mean that Hyundai's joint pedal use is extremely complicated. Still, it seems Hyundai will sort this problem out quickly. You Might Also Like You Need a Torque Wrench in Your Toolbox Tested: Best Car Interior Cleaners The Man Who Signs Every Car
