The company disclosed the update to stock exchanges, stating that the reaffirmed ratings will help strengthen investor confidence in its long-term growth plans.Hyundai Motor India has said that CRISIL has reaffirmed its long-term credit rating at AAA/Stable. The rating underscores the company’s strong financial profile and business fundamentals, Hyundai Motor said in a statement.
In its latest review dated August 21, 2025, CRISIL also reaffirmed the automaker’s short-term rating at ‘CRISIL A1+’, which applies to both its ₹3,700 crore bank loan facilities and ₹100 crore short-term debt programme. The action reflects Hyundai’s robust liquidity position, healthy balance sheet, and leadership in India’s passenger vehicle market.
Hyundai, India’s second-largest carmaker, has a significant presence in both domestic and export markets with a strong portfolio of products spanning compact cars, SUVs, and EVs. Analysts said the reaffirmation of the highest credit grade provides the company an advantage in accessing funds at competitive costs, enabling continued investments in capacity expansion and electrification.
The company disclosed the update to stock exchanges, stating that the reaffirmed ratings will help strengthen investor confidence in its long-term growth plans.
