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Hyundai appoints Madhurendra Malu as new Genesis India Head

Malu has formerly worked at well-established brands such as Maruti, Skoda and MG Motor.
1 min read16 Feb '26
Suraj ViswanathanSuraj Viswanathan
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Madhurendra Malu Genesis India Vertical Head

Madhurendra Malu has joined Genesis India as its new vertical head and also as the brand’s new senior management personnel on February 16, 2026. Both these positions were earlier held by Anuraag Singh. Hyundai, the parent company of Genesis, cited restructuring within the organisation’s reporting hierarchy as a reason for Singh’s departure from the senior management position.

  1. Malu replaces Anuraag Singh as Genesis’s new head and senior management personnel
  2. He holds over two decades of industry experience

A graduate of Gurugram’s Management Development Institute (MDI), Malu started his two-decade-long automotive stint with Maruti Suzuki, where he worked in several leadership positions. He then joined Skoda in 2020, before commencing work with JSW MG Motor in 2023. During his tenure as the head of sales at JSW MG Motor India, Malu helped launch the ‘MG Select’ premium dealership network. As the new vertical head of Genesis India, he brings to the job over twenty years of experience in the Indian automotive landscape.

The posh arm of Hyundai, Genesis, will reach Indian shores in 2027, competing with established upscale brands like Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Lexus, among others. Genesis’s global sedan line-up includes cars such as the G70, G80 and G90. Meanwhile, its SUV line-up consists of models like the GV70 and the GV80 range, alongside pure-electric versions of G80, GV60 and GV70. It still remains to be seen which of these models makes it to India.

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