Hyundai Expects Production to Return to Normal by June 22 After Supplier Plant Fire

Hyundai Motor India (HMIL) has said that it expects all manufacturing operations to return to normal by June 22, 2026, following a temporary disruption caused by a fire at the facility of its supplier, Mobis India Ltd.

The company stated that it is taking several steps, including sourcing components from alternative locations, to minimise the impact on vehicle production.

What Caused the Disruption?

The disruption was triggered by a fire that broke out on May 31, 2026, at Mobis India’s manufacturing facility in Irrungattukottai, located in Tamil Nadu’s Kancheepuram district.

Mobis India is a key supplier of automotive components to Hyundai, and the incident temporarily affected the automaker’s production activities.

Chennai Plant 1 Most Affected

According to Hyundai, the impact has been largely limited to its Chennai Plant 1.

The company said Chennai Plant 1 is expected to regain its regular production pace by June 15, while full normalisation across all facilities is likely by June 22.

Recovery Timeline

Other Plants Operating Normally

Hyundai noted that the disruption has had minimal impact on its other manufacturing units.

Operations at Chennai Plant 2 and the Pune plant have continued largely without interruption, helping the company manage production during the disruption period.

Retail Sales Unlikely to Be Impacted

The automaker reassured customers and investors that vehicle sales are not expected to face any significant impact in June.

Hyundai said it currently has sufficient inventory across its dealer network to meet customer demand.

"We do not expect any noteworthy impact on our retail sales in June 2026 since we have adequate inventory in our network," the company said.

Production Losses May Be Recovered

Hyundai is still assessing the overall impact of the disruption. However, the company believes that most of the production losses incurred due to the incident can be recovered during the next quarter.

The company’s efforts to source parts from alternate locations are expected to support a faster recovery.

Hyundai Motor India Share Price Movement

On June 10, 2026, Hyundai Motor India share price ((NSE: HYUNDAI) was trading at ₹1,900.10, up 0.08% or ₹1.50 in afternoon trade. The stock opened at ₹1,894.40 and moved between an intraday high of ₹1,919.00 and a low of ₹1,885.00. The stock's 52-week high stands at ₹2,890.00, while its 52-week low is ₹1,658.00.

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Conclusion

Hyundai Motor India expects to fully restore production operations by June 22 after a fire at supplier Mobis India temporarily affected manufacturing activities. While Chennai Plant 1 faced the biggest impact, the company’s other facilities have continued operations with minimal disruption. Hyundai also expects retail sales to remain stable, supported by sufficient inventory and proactive measures to restore production quickly.

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