In an effort to strengthen its foothold in the Indian market, Hyundai has inaugurated its fifth global quality and training centre in India.

This centre is named as India Quality Centre (INQC), and is based in Faridabad, Haryana. The centre claims to focus on ‘top level safety quality’ by communicating and understanding customer feedbacks to eliminate potential risks.

The Korean automaker claims that the new INQC gets equipment which is at par with world-class diagnostic research and development tools for examination of vehicle communication and complete engine diagnosis.

 The centre moreover studies new cars from their pilot stage till its launch in the market. The pilot stage cars, at each development stage are checked for both, static and dynamic tests to ensure high quality products.

Hyundai already has 6 existing training centre’s across the country and will be adding two more in Ahmedabad and Guwahati. Also, the company has tied-up with 38 Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) in India, with at least one tie-up in each state.