Hyundai Motors Launches ‘Vehicle Digital Passport’ for Indian Customers

Chintan Mehta

20 May 2025, 03:40 PM

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From now on, Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) is providing a data-based service called the Hyundai Vehicle Digital Passport for its connected cars in India. Since it is built solely for Bluelink-compatible Hyundai vehicles, the solution offers a complete overview of the car to its owners, including service record, accident history, when maintenance is needed and driving habits.

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At a Glance: What’s New with Hyundai Vehicle Digital Passport

Feature	Traditional Ownership	With Digital Passport
Service History	Paper-based, scattered	All in one place, digitally stored
Accident/Malfunction Records	Hard to verify	Auto-logged with manufacturer data
Selling a Used Car	Trust-based	Data-backed reports for transparency
Maintenance Reminders	Manual or easily missed	Smart alerts based on car condition
Driving Performance Insights	Not available	Personalized reports and suggestions
Cost	Not applicable	₹399 per quarter

The package starts at ₹399 every quarter, aiming to make managing your car simpler, safer, clearer and more valuable.

“Hyundai has been at the forefront of the connected car revolution in India. With over 7 lakh connected vehicles sold since 2019, the launch of the Vehicle Digital Passport is a natural next step in our digital journey,” said Jae Wan Ryu, Function Head – Corporate Planning, HMIL.

Hyundai is the initial organization in the entire Hyundai Motor Group to introduce this feature.

What You Need to Know About the Hyundai Digital Passport

Official Data Records: You can get Hyundai’s official data on regular maintenance, accidents and warranties.

7-page Reports: The reports generated with telematics details help you discover your vehicle’s condition and how you drive.
Those interested in buying a pre-owned Hyundai model can now easily get a Digital Passport to help with the sale.
Keeping Up: Alerts and reminders help people driving cars make sure their chosen service is done in time and avoid any possible malfunctions.

Working Toward Transparency in India’s Used Car Purchasing

Given that the used car market in India could reach $70 billion by 2025, Hyundai’s new effort is seen as useful for reinforcing trust and insights when selling and buying used cars.

“This tool will help both current and future owners make informed decisions, improve vehicle longevity, and promote responsible driving,” Hyundai said in its official statement.

At present, Hyundai’s service is usable through the Bluelink system found in the Creta EV, Venue and Verna vehicles.

One Component of Inclusive Marketing

It’s one part of Hyundai’s shift towards creating Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs). Real-time data on vehicles allows Hyundai to improve ownership and motivate drivers to stay safe, preserve the environment and use their cars more responsibly.

With the industry turning to digital technologies, Hyundai has introduced a new service to show how companies can benefit customers and simplify the process of car ownership.

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