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Mahindra emerged as the biggest gainer of CY2025, recording the highest volume increase of 97,739 units and it finished second in the overall sales table for the first time
Last year showed an apparent change in pecking order in the passenger vehicle market with growth increasingly concentrated among brands that strengthened their SUV portfolios and introduced refreshed products. While overall industry volumes remained competitive, only a handful of manufacturers managed to post strong year-on-year gains – both in absolute numbers and growth per cent.
Mahindra emerged as the biggest gainer of CY2025 by recording the highest volume increase of 97,739 units. The numbers translated into an 18 per cent growth – accompanied by a market share gain of 1.5 per cent – the highest among all brands. The performance proved Mahindra’s dominance in the SUV space where consistent demand for models like the Scorpio, Thar and XUV range continued to fuel growth.
Maruti Suzuki ranked second in absolute growth – adding 51,091 units over the previous year. However, its 3 per cent growth came alongside a 1.1 per cent decline in market share suggesting that while volumes increased, competition intensified across mass-market segments. Toyota closely followed, posting 50,832 units in addition, achieving a 17 per cent rise and improving its market share by 0.7 per cent.
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|
Brand |
CY2024 Sales (Units) |
CY2025 Sales (Units) |
Volume Change (Units) |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Mahindra |
536,771 |
634,510 |
+97,739 |
|
Maruti Suzuki |
1,865,462 |
1,916,553 |
+51,091 |
|
Toyota |
297,830 |
348,662 |
+50,832 |
|
Skoda |
35,115 |
72,593 |
+37,478 |
|
Kia |
259,833 |
295,119 |
+35,286 |
|
Tata Motors |
552,902 |
569,193 |
+16,291 |
|
MG Motor |
59,927 |
68,206 |
+8,279 |
|
Citroën |
7,446 |
7,896 |
+450 |
|
Hyundai |
567,368 |
533,813 |
−33,555 |
|
Renault |
49,996 |
46,615 |
−3,381 |
|
Honda |
91,610 |
85,926 |
−5,684 |
|
Nissan |
63,089 |
55,434 |
−7,655 |
|
Volkswagen |
44,786 |
41,186 |
−3,600 |
|
Jeep |
6,803 |
4,192 |
−2,611 |
Among other manufacturers, Skoda delivered one of the most significant performances of the year. The brand added 37,478 units by recording a massive 107 per cent growth along with a 0.8 per cent gain in market share. Kia also continued its upward trend by growing by 35,286 units with a 14 per cent increase and gaining 0.5 per cent market share.
Tata Motors recorded a moderate rise of 16,291 units – equating to 3 per cent growth but it witnessed a 0.3 per cent dip in market share. MG Motor posted 8,279 additional units as its growth rate stood at 14 per cent courtesy of the Windsor EV while Citroen saw a marginal increase of 450 units with a 6 per cent growth on a YoY basis.
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On the flip side, several brands faced volume erosion. Hyundai saw a sharp decline of 33,555 units which resulted in 6 per cent de-growth and the largest market share loss of 1.5 per cent. Nissan, Honda, Renault, Volkswagen and Jeep also ended CY2025 in the red – each reporting negative growth and drop in volume sales.
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