New Delhi: Maruti Suzuki Limited (MSIL), the biggest carmaker in India, reported the total sales of 1,67,993 units in June 2025, which includes 1,21,339 units in domestic sales and 37,842 units in exports and 8,812 units sold to other OEMs. The exports have hit an all-time monthly high, highlighting Maruti Suzuki’s growing global footprint.
In the domestic market itself, the brand managed to sell 1,18,906 passengers vehicles (PVs) and 2,433 light commercial vehicles (LCVs) under the Super Carry brand. The domestic volumes saw a year-on-year fall from 1,39,918 units in June, with the exports showcasing a rise from 31,033 units, which reflects the push towards international markets.
In April-June 2025 quarter (Q1 FY26), the brand had a total sales of 5,27,861 units, going up from 521,868 units from the same timeframe of last year. Domestic PV sales stalled at 393,572 units while the exports for the quarter went as far as 96,972 units, with a huge rise from 70,560 units in Q1 FY25.
Rahul Bharti, Senior Executive Officer, Corporate Affairs for Maruti Suzuki, said, “The slowdown in passenger vehicle sales is largely due to a sharp decline in the smaller segment cars. Historically, passenger vehicle sales used to grow at 1.5 times the GDP growth. But now, even after 6.5% GDP growth, the car market is nearly flattish. This is because the once mass small car segment is not participating in the growth at all.”
He further said that there is an affordability issue and elaborated that the entry-level price since 2019 has gone up by 70 per cent due to stricter regulations for the sales of smaller cars, falling by more than 70 per cent.
Despite the dip in domestic volumes, Maruti Suzuki have continued to stress on the utility vehicle portfolio and the growing export momentum, which shows a move towards diverse growth motives. With SUVs contributing big time to overall sales and exports doing well, the brand continues to dominate in both the Indian and international markets.