Hyundai Motor Co. is set to invest 70 billion rupees ($845 million) to prepare its newly acquired second plant in India for operations. The investment will involve upgrading existing infrastructure and manufacturing equipment at the Talegaon plant, which the South Korean automaker purchased from General Motors last year. Hyundai aims to tap into the growing demand for SUVs and cater to India’s expanding middle-class segment. Additionally, the company plans to invest 200 billion rupees in the next eight years for electric vehicle models, a battery pack assembly unit, and charging stations in Tamil Nadu.