Maruti Suzuki October 2026 Sales Breakup: WagonR Leads

Maruti Suzuki posted a strong festive-season performance in October 2026, registering total domestic passenger vehicle sales of 2,12,384 units. This marks a 20.46% year-on-year (YoY) growth compared to 1,76,318 units sold in October 2025. Looking at MoM performance, 16.80% increase is seen over September 2026's 1,81,838 units. Leading the charge was the WagonR, which reclaimed the top spot from the Baleno, while six models crossed the 20,000-unit mark.

Top Performers & Key Model Highlights

The top six models alone contributed 1,28,406 units, accounting for over 60% of Maruti Suzuki's total October dispatches:

• WagonR gets the top spot: Topping the charts with 23,747 units, the tall-boy hatchback grew 25.18% YoY and 26.08% MoM, capturing an 11.18% share of total brand sales.
• Brezza Posts Biggest Volume Surge: Securing second place with 22,436 units, the compact SUV recorded a massive 85.85% YoY and 43.04% MoM jump. It single-handedly added 10,364 units to Maruti's YoY growth.
• Baleno, Dzire, Ertiga & Fronx Hold Strong: The Baleno came in third at 20,919 units (up 23.98% YoY, though down 17.62% MoM). So, it is the only model in the lineup to dip sequentially. The Dzire (20,649 units) and Ertiga (20,641 units) were separated by just eight units, while the Fronx rounded out the 20k club at 20,014 units.
• SUV & EV Momentum: The Victoris ranked eighth with 16,792 units (up 24.42% YoY), comfortably outselling the Grand Vitara (11,200 units) by 5,592 units. Meanwhile, Maruti's electric SUV, the eVitara, crossed the 2,000-unit milestone for the first time with 2,015 units (up 50.15% MoM).
• Entry-Level Rebound: The Alto surged 85.56% YoY to 11,523 units, while the Celerio posted the highest percentage growth in the lineup at 248.49% YoY (4,607 units). The S-Presso also bounced back from September's 55-unit low to 566 units.

Maruti Suzuki Model-Wise Sales Breakup (October 2026)

Model	Oct 2026 Sales	Oct 2025 Sales	YoY Change	Sept 2026 Sales	MoM Change
WagonR	23,747	18,970	+25.18%	18,835	+26.08%
Brezza	22,436	12,072	+85.85%	15,685	+43.04%
Baleno	20,919	16,873	+23.98%	25,392	-17.62%
Dzire	20,649	20,790	-0.68%	17,753	+16.31%
Ertiga	20,641	20,087	+2.76%	16,911	+22.06%
Fronx	20,014	17,003	+17.71%	19,281	+3.80%
Swift	18,866	15,542	+21.39%	17,400	+8.43%
Victoris	16,792	13,496	+24.42%	13,111	+28.08%
Eeco	13,720	13,537	+1.35%	11,040	+24.28%
Alto	11,523	6,210	+85.56%	10,024	+14.95%
Grand Vitara	11,200	10,409	+7.60%	8,513	+31.56%
Celerio	4,607	1,322	+248.49%	2,428	+89.74%
XL6	3,785	3,611	+4.82%	3,251	+16.43%
eVitara	2,015	—	—	1,342	+50.15%
Jimny	601	592	+1.52%	544	+10.48%
S-Presso	566	2,857	-80.19%	55	+929.09%
Invicto	303	301	+0.66%	272	+11.40%
Total	2,12,384	1,76,318	+20.46%	1,81,838	+16.80%

Car Junction's Insights

October 2026's dispatch figures underline just how broad-based Maruti Suzuki’s festive recovery has been. It spanned both entry-level hatchbacks and mid-size SUVs. While the Brezza continues to be the undisputed volume anchor in the sub-4m SUV space, the Victoris comfortably outpaced the Grand Vitara. This shows how quickly buyers have warmed up to Maruti's newer mid-size SUV positioning.

Equally encouraging is the eVitara breaching the 2,000-unit mark, signaling steady early traction for Maruti's mass-market electric play. It is happening as charging infrastructure and showroom availability ramp up nationwide.