Hyundai in India is strategically planning to expand its eco-friendly powertrain offerings beyond electric vehicles. The company aims to secure a significant market share in EVs while considering various alternative technologies. These include hydrogen fuel cell, hybrid, and flex-fuel systems that could potentially be introduced in the Indian market. Additionally, Hyundai is exploring ethanol-powered vehicles, with a modified E100-powered Creta being showcased at Auto Expo 2025. The company is also evaluating the deployment of full-hybrid powertrains, featuring turbocharged petrol engines combined with electric motors. Furthermore, there are speculations about Hyundai developing a low-cost hybrid system using a 1.5-litre petrol engine and an electric motor for upcoming models like the 'Ni1i' and next-gen Creta. Despite its global presence in hydrogen fuel-cell technology with models like the Nexo, the article suggests that Hyundai may refrain from launching hydrogen FCEVs in India due to the challenges related to their cost and infrastructure requirements.