Gurugram: With RS 2,000-Crore Investment Plan in Tow, Hyundai landed in Gurugram with Great Fanfare, set foot to the city of Millennium, known as many corporate buzz and urban culture as well for Archrival Maruti Archrival Korean companies, companies that set foot in the same city In the 80s and then revolutionized the Indian car industry.
When Hyundai officially opened his magnificent office and his Mega-company in the heart of Gurugram – built on an investment of Rs 1,000 Crore for the past three years – which surprised almost everyone was the presence of Maruti MD Kenichi Ayukawa at the event, which was attended by Minister of Haryana ML Khattar.
Haryana CM @mlkhattar inaugurated the headquarters of the new company @hyundaiindia at #Gurugram on Tuesday.
MD & CEO …
https://t.co/7QYVMR4OHF- Joint Director (NCR) IPR, Gurugram (@ Diprogurugram1) 1627399373000 “I am here as President of the Siam Automatic Industry Agency, at the Hyundai invitation.
I have nothing again to be added here, “said Ayukawa.
The new company headquarters from Hyundai Motor India in Gurugram Pave Way to the smooth development in …
https://t.co/trx7ro6YTQ- Hyundai India (@HyundainDIA) 1627396060000HOW, for Hyundai, entries to Gurugram in a courageous way no less From the statement of signature and one that exhibits fully.
https://t.co/ Hyundai India (@HyundainInindia) 1627388817000Tuktor Indian headquarters has a total built-up area of ​​28,000 meters, perhaps the biggest for automatic MNC companies, and has green elements such as 50kw solar panels on the roof top, 14 Charging unit for electric vehicles, and ‘green wall’ 400sqm with plants.
“With a strong commitment to people and the environment, this headquarters will be the focal point of innovation and realize the vision of Hyundai India about ‘progress for the community, prosperity for the planet’,” said MD & CEO S Kim.
The entry of Hyundai to Haryana’s Corporate Setup was present when Maruti Suzuki planned an investment of an RS 18,000 Crore in the state for the factory premise of one million capacity.
Maruti is investing as part of the plan to shift the Gurugram plant (the oldest and first car plant company) and move to new and modern manufacturing settings, the chairman R C Bhargava recently.