Toyota India Sales Cross 4 Lakh in FY26, Registers 20% Growth; March Up 24% YoY

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2026-04-01

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Toyota India Sales Cross 4 Lakh in FY26, Registers 20% Growth; March Up 24% YoY

Toyota crosses 4 lakh sales milestone in FY26 March 2026 sales rise 24% year-on-year SUVs and MPVs continue to drive strong demand

Toyota Kirloskar Motor has delivered an impressive performance in the financial year 2025-26, crossing the 4 lakh sales mark for the first time. The company sold a total of 4,06,081 units during the year, registering a strong 20% growth compared to 3,37,148 units in FY25.

This steady rise reflects growing customer trust, a strong product lineup, and the brand’s focus on future-ready mobility.

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March 2026 sales see sharp growth

Toyota ended the financial year on a high note with strong sales in March 2026. The company recorded 37,194 units during the month, up from 30,043 units in March 2025.

This marks a healthy 24% year-on-year growth, showing consistent demand across both domestic and export markets.

Domestic and export segments perform well

In the domestic market, Toyota sold 3,67,107 units in FY26, marking a 19% increase over the previous year. Exports witnessed an even stronger growth of 41%, reaching 38,974 units.

This balanced performance across segments has played a key role in Toyota’s overall growth.

New launches and updates drive demand

Toyota’s growth was supported by multiple product updates and new introductions during the year. Models like the Toyota Land Cruiser 300, Toyota Fortuner and Toyota Legender continued to attract buyers.

Special editions of popular models such as the Toyota Innova Hycross and Toyota Camry Hybrid also helped maintain strong interest in the lineup.

At the same time, updates to the Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder, including new variants and feature additions, contributed to higher sales.

Focus on safety boosts customer confidence

Toyota also strengthened its safety offerings by standardising six airbags across several models. Cars like the Toyota Glanza, Toyota Urban Cruiser Taisor and Hyryder benefited from this move.

Additionally, the Toyota Innova Hycross securing a 5-star Bharat NCAP rating further boosted buyer confidence.

Brand engagement and future plans

The company also focused on improving customer engagement through various initiatives and experiences. These efforts helped Toyota connect with a wider audience, including younger buyers.

Looking ahead, Toyota plans to continue investing in hybrid and electrified technologies. The brand remains focused on strengthening its product portfolio and improving the overall ownership experience.

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