Maruti Suzuki India Limited recorded its highest ever monthly sales in October 2025, with total sales reaching 220,894 units. This includes the company’s best-ever domestic sales performance of 180,675 units.
In the domestic market, sales of passenger vehicles (PV) represented 176,318 units. Light commercial vehicles (LCVs), including the Super Carry, added another 4,357 units. Together, this brings the national total sales of photovoltaic panels and commercial vehicles to 180,675 units. Additionally, Maruti Suzuki supplied 8,915 units to other OEMs, taking the overall domestic sales (PV+LCV+OEM) to 189,590 units for the month.
Exports contributed 31,304 units, bringing the total monthly sales figure to 220,894 units, a significant increase from the 206,434 units sold in October 2024.
Segment-wise, the compact category – comprising models like Baleno, Swift, WagonR, Dzire, Celerio and Ignis – led the charge with 76,143 units sold compared to 65,948 in October 2024. The mini segment, including the Alto and S-Presso, saw a decline with 9,067 units sold compared to 10,687 last year.
Together, the mini and compact segments contributed 85,210 units. The Ciaz mid-size sedan was not sold in October 2025, compared to 659 units in the same month last year.
Commercial vehicles, which include models such as Brezza, Ertiga, Fronx, Grand Vitara, Invicto, Jimny, Victoris and XL6, recorded sales of 77,571 units, compared to 70,644 units a year ago. The Eeco van sold 13,537 units compared to 11,653 in October 2024.
In the utility vehicle segment, the Super Carry recorded 4,357 units, an improvement from the 3,539 units sold a year earlier.
From April to October in FY 2025-26, Maruti Suzuki sold a total of 1,299,629 units, slightly higher than the 1,269,852 units sold in the corresponding period of FY 2024-25. This includes 993,088 domestic sales of photovoltaic panels and commercial vehicles, 67,778 units sold to other OEMs and 238,763 units exported.
