Hyundai is planning to strengthen its presence in the Indian automobile market in 2026 by launching four new cars. These will include everything from budget-friendly models to premium electric vehicles. Along with brand new cars, the company will also introduce facelift versions of its popular existing models. With this strategy, Hyundai aims to attract different types of buyers and stay competitive in the growing market. In this article, we will take a detailed look at Hyundai’s upcoming cars and the key features they are expected to offer.
Hyundai Verna
Hyundai is preparing to launch the facelift versions of its popular sedan, the Verna, in the Indian market. The new model is expected to arrive by April 2026. In terms of design, the upcoming verna facelift will look more aggressive and sharper than before. Its front design is likely to be inspired by Hyundai’s global sedan, the sonata, giving it a more premium and modern appeal. With updated stylish and improved features, the new verna is expected to attract sedan buyers who want a stylish, comfortable and technology-rich car.
Hyundai car features
Inside the car, Hyundai will offer two large 12.3 inch screens. One screen will be used for the digital dashboard, while the other will handle infotainment and entertainment features. The car will also come with Hyundai’s latest ccNC software for a smoother and smarter driving experience. However, there will be no changes in the engine or power output of the vehicle.
Facelift version of Hyundai Exter
Along with the verna, Hyundai is also preparing a facelift version of the Exter. It is expected to launch in the second quarter of the year, between april to june. The new exter will get a refreshed look with redesigned bumpers, headlights and new 15 inch alloy wheels. it may also feature a bigger touchscreen and digital instrument cluster, while the engine and gearbox will remain unchanged.
Hyundai Loniq
Hyundai may also launch the facelift version of the loniq 5 around june or july 2026. this premium electric car is expected to come with a larger 84 kWh battery, allowing it to deliver a longer driving range on a single charge. The updated model will also get new features such as rear window wiper a redesigned steering wheel, and digital key 2, making it more practical and tech-advanced.
