Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy Pitches Hyderabad for Hyundai Car Plant and R&D Facility
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has pitched Hyderabad as an ideal location for Hyundai Motor Group's new car manufacturing plant. During a meeting with an HMIE delegation led by managing director Changyeon Cho, Reddy assured full government support to expedite the ₹8,528 crore integrated global research and development facility in Zaheerabad. The planned R&D and mega test center spans 678 acres across a National Investment and Manufacturing Zone and is committed to creating 4,276 jobs.
The project is slated for a groundbreaking ceremony within the next few months as part of Hyundai's broader $15.5 billion investment plan for India through 2032. Hyundai already operates existing manufacturing units in Chennai and Pune, while sister company Kia India runs a facility in Andhra Pradesh. Telangana's leadership is actively promoting the state's transport infrastructure and dedicated mobility clusters to expand the regional automotive ecosystem.
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