INDIA: Labour unrest prompts Hyundai threat to move i20
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 8 May 2009
Hyundai on Friday threatened to move production of its new i20 hatchback to Europe from India due to labour trouble, which would hinder the country's plan to become a global car export hub.
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