Driven by strong performance in exports and rural sales, Hyundai Motor India (HMIL) reported a 14 per cent increase in profit after tax, and said it expected to surpass its export targets for the year.

The company, which is the second-largest automobile exporter, reported net profit of ₹1,572 crore and a 1 per cent increase in revenue from operations in Q2 FY26 at ₹17,460 crore. The bottomline was aided by rise in other income and drop in raw material prices.

The EBITDA margin, at 13.9 per cent, was up 113 bps year on year, driven by favourable product and export mix and cost optimisation efforts. The company stated it registered the highest-ever domestic SUV contribution at 71.1 per cent during the quarter.

Hyundai India reported its highest-ever rural contribution at 23.6 per cent. Wh

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