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Toyota recorded a total of 32,575 units combining domestic and export figures in July 2025 with a YoY positive sales growth of 3 per cent
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) closed the month of July 2025 with a total of 32,575 units sold combining domestic and export figures. Within that number, 29,159 vehicles were dispatched to dealerships in the Indian market while another 3,416 were shipped abroad. Compared to the same month last year, when the tally stood at 31,656 units, the company ended the period with a 3 per cent year-on-year growth.
The past four months have also reflected an upward trend in sales for the Japanese auto major. Between April and July 2025, cumulative sales reached 1,19,632 units – up from 1,04,861 units in the same stretch last year. The calendar year trend has followed a similar pace. From January to July 2025, Toyota’s total volume stood at 2,07,460 units which indicates a 14 per cent improvement over the 1,81,906 vehicles recorded during the same window in 2024.
According to the company, the steady demand across key nameplates has helped sustain momentum. Varinder Wadhwa, who oversees sales, service, and used car operations, called the month’s outcome encouraging and attributed it to a consistent customer-first focus. He pointed to the brand’s expanding footprint and updates in vehicle offerings as contributing factors behind the good volumes.
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One such update was a limited edition run for two of Toyota’s more accessible models. The Urban Cruiser Hyryder and the Glanza were both launched with special Prestige-themed add-ons last month. These mild cosmetic and feature enhancements were introduced to coincide with the ongoing festive buying window and initial reception, the company claims, has been strong.
Meanwhile, the Innova HyCross made news for reasons that had less to do with features and more with safety compliance. The model secured a five-star rating under Bharat NCAP’s crash test protocol, achieving top scores for both adult and child occupant protection. The result positions the MPV as one of the few in its segment with this level of verified crashworthiness.
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Toyota also confirmed that the Glanza now ships with six airbags across the board. The upgrade to the entire variant lineup follows efforts across the industry to normalise higher safety standards in entry-level and mid-size passenger vehicles.
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