Passenger vehicle (PV) sales in India witnessed healthy growth in calendar year 2025, reaching 4,475,309 units, up 9.70% from 4,079,532 units in CY 2024. The increase was driven by strong rural demand, which grew 12.31%, and consistent urban sales growth of 8.08%.

Performance of Major Passenger Vehicle Manufacturers CY 2025

Maruti Suzuki India LTD

Maruti Suzuki continued to dominate the passenger vehicle segment with 1,786,226 units sold in December 2025, reflecting an 8.80% increase over last year. The brand’s market share slightly declined to 0.82%, impacted by competition in the compact and SUV segments.

Mahindra & Mahindra LTD

In December 2025, Mahindra & Mahindra reported 592,771 units, marking a 20.24% YoY growth and increasing its market share to 9.61%. Strong SUV sales and continued rural demand supported the development.

Tata Motors

Tata Motors sold 567,607 units in Dec 2025 compared to 537,737 units last year, registering a 5.55% YoY growth, although market share fell to 3.78%. Continued adoption of EVs and SUVs supported overall volumes.

Hyundai Motors India LTD

In December 2025, Hyundai sold 559,558 units, almost flat compared to last year and sales declined by -0.29%. Its market share also fell to 9.11%, reflecting intensified competition in premium hatchbacks and SUVs.

Toyota Kirloskar Motor PVT LTD

Toyota reported 320,703 units in December 2025, up 23.07% YoY, with market share increasing to 12.18%. Strong demand for hybrid vehicles and MPVs drove the growth.

KIA India Private LTD

KIA sold 259,043 units, an 8.74% YoY increase, with SUVs like Seltos and Sonet remaining key contributors. Market share was slightly down at 0.88%.

Skoda Auto Volkswagen Group & JSW MG Motor India PVT LTD

The group sold 108,277 units, a 35.55% YoY growth, with market share rising to 23.56%. Meanwhile, MG Motor recorded 65,614 units, up 23.86% YoY, benefiting from strong SUV demand.

Honda Cars India LTD

Honda sold 62,576 units, down 9.49% YoY, with market share declining to 17.49%, indicating lower demand for sedans and compact SUVs.

Renault and Nissan India

Renault sold 36,420 units, reflecting 10.45% YoY degrowth, while Nissan sold 21,875 units compared to 26,225 last year, showing a decrease in sales by 16.59% YoY.

Luxury Vehicle Manufacturers

BMW sold 16,735 units, showing 16.42% growth, and Mercedes-Benz sold 18,026 units in December 2025, while 17,324 units were sold in December 2024, which shows an increase of 4.05%. Luxury PV demand remained stable with modest growth.

Other Manufacturers

BYD India saw significant growth in December 2025, selling 5,402 units (+88.29% YoY), while Force Motors grew 26.21% to 7,627 units. The “Others” category grew 41.04%, highlighting emerging players and new EV entrants.