Hyundai Motor India targets 2 million connected car sales by 2030

Hyundai, a big car company, wants to sell cars that can connect to the internet.

These cars are called connected cars, and they can talk to the driver and to other machines.

More than 800,000 of these cars are already driving on roads in India.

Hyundai hopes to sell two million of them by the year 2030.

The company's connected car system is called Bluelink, and it does more than 70 helpful things.

You can check the car's health, find where it is, or unlock it with a special key using your phone.

The car can even understand your voice in five different languages.

Bluelink has also helped more than half a million drivers who needed rescue or roadside help.

In about 15,000 crashes, the car called for help all by itself.

Hyundai also plans to put this smart technology into its new electric SUV.