Top Car Companies Based on March 2025 Retail Sales

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2025-04-15

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Top Car Companies Based on March 2025 Retail Sales

Maruti Suzuki maintains its supermacy with over 1.32 lakh units retailed in March Tata retains second position by defeating Mahindra and Hyundai Tough fight between Toyota and Kia for 5th spot

FADA has released retailed car sales of auto companies for the month of March 2025. The report reveals that the Car retail sales in India registered positive growth in FY 2025 as well as in March 2025. Despite challenging environment, most of the brands posted positive sales growth in March 2025.

Top 10 Car Companies Retail Sales

Maruti Suzuki - 1,32,423
Tata Motors - 48,462
Mahindra - 46,297
Hyundai - 42,511
Toyota - 23,328
Kia - 21,997
Skoda VW - 9,064
MG - 5,167
Honda - 4,928
Renault - 2,633
Nissan - 1,756
Mercedes - 1,541
BMW - 1,263
Force Motors - 853
JLR - 495
BYD - 396
Citroen - 331
Jeep - 304
Volvo - 147
Others - 6,707

- Maruti Suzuki at top position with 1,32,423 units sold in March 2025 as against 1,28,465 units in the same month last year, reporting a YoY sales growth of 3.08 percent.

- Tata beats Mahindra and Hyundai to become 2nd largest car maker. The company retailed 48,462 units in March 2025 as against 46,509 units in the same month last year, reporting a YoY sales growth of 4.20 percent.

- Mahindra is at third position with 46,297 units retailed last month, while Hyundai retailed 42,511 units. Mahindra reported a massive YoY sales growth of 16.64 percent. On the other hand, Hyundai retailed sales declined by 4.55 percent.

- Toyota and Kia are at 5th and 6th place with 23,328 and 21,997 units retailed, respectively in March 2025. Both brands reported a YoY sales growth of 18.22 per cent and 9.48 per cent, respectively.

- Skoda VW group reported a massive YoY retail sales growth of 54.36 percent in March 2025. The company sold 9,064 units last month as against 5,872 units in the same month last year.

- MG, Honda and Renault at 8th, 9th and 10th positions, respectively.

- In luxury segment, Mercedes-Benz maintains its supremacy with 1,541 units delivered to customers. BMW is close second with 1,263 units, followed by JLR and Volvo at 495 and 147 units, respectively.

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