Despite economic worries and woes worldwide, Hyundai Motor India gives some good news.

The country’s second-largest carmaker in its report of today stated that the company has earned 12.4 percent increase in its total sales in September to 57, 808 units.

The company’s sales in the last year were 51,444 units, confirmed by Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) in its statement.

India's second biggest car maker, Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL), has recorded an increase of 17.2% in its monthly sales during the last month (August 2010) as against the corresponding period of last year.

Company's total sales during the month under review remained at 50,636 units as compared to 49,521 units in the like period of 2009.

In order to boost sales in a depressed market, Hyundai Motor India has announced that it has trim down prices of its cars by up to Rs 33,000, besides providing benefits like free insurance and exchange bonus.

According to the sources, the company's popular sedan Santro will now be cheaper by Rs 33,000 at Rs 299,000.

The company also sweetened the offer on its Accent and Verna models. The price of Accent will further slashed by Rs 7,200 to Rs 499,903, while Verna will be cheaper by Rs 24,000.