Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL), the nationโs top car manufacturer, reported a total of 1,32,821 passenger vehicle sales in the domestic market for September 2025, alongside an impressive 42,204 units exported overseas. While domestic sales saw an 8.38 percent year-on-year decline compared to 1,44,962 units in September 2024, the companyโs export performance and sales to other OEMs provided a significant boost to its overall figures.
Domestic Sales Overview
In September 2025, Maruti Suzukiโs domestic passenger vehicle sales reached 1,32,821 units, reflecting a modest 1.17 percent month-on-month growth from 1,31,278 units sold in August 2025. However, the year-on-year comparison shows a dip from the previous yearโs figures. The companyโs total domestic sales, including passenger vehicles, light commercial vehicles (LCV), and sales to other OEMs, amounted to 1,47,461 units, down from 1,56,999 units in September 2024. Despite this, when combined with exports, Maruti Suzuki achieved a 2.67 percent year-on-year growth, totaling 1,89,665 units in September 2025 compared to 1,84,727 units in September 2024.
Segment-Wise Performance
The compact car segment, featuring popular models like Baleno, Dzire, Ignis, Swift, and WagonR, performed strongly, contributing 66,882 units to the domestic tally. In contrast, the mini segment, which includes Alto and S-Presso, experienced a notable decline in sales. The utility vehicle segment, encompassing models such as Brezza, Ertiga, Fronx, Victoris, Grand Vitara, XL6, Jimny, and Invicto, recorded 48,695 units, down from 61,549 units in September 2024. This downward trend in the utility vehicle segment was also evident over the April-September 2025 period.
The light commercial vehicle segment, represented solely by the Super Carry, added to the domestic sales, bringing the combined passenger vehicle and LCV total to 1,35,711 units, compared to 1,48,061 units in September 2024. Additionally, sales to other OEMs, primarily Toyota, reached 11,750 units, further supporting Maruti Suzukiโs performance.
Export Growth Shines
Maruti Suzukiโs export performance was a highlight for September 2025, with 42,204 units shipped to international markets, a significant increase from 27,728 units in September 2024. Over the April-September 2025 period, exports totaled 2,07,459 units, reflecting robust growth compared to 1,48,276 units in the same period last year. This surge underscores Maruti Suzukiโs growing presence in global markets and its ability to capitalize on international demand.
A Balanced Performance with a Global Outlook
Despite challenges in the domestic market, Maruti Suzukiโs strong export numbers and sales to other OEMs have helped offset the year-on-year decline in passenger vehicle sales. The companyโs diverse portfolio, ranging from compact cars to utility vehicles, continues to resonate with Indian buyers, while its focus on expanding overseas markets positions it for sustained growth. As Maruti Suzuki navigates the festive season and beyond, its strategic pricing and robust export strategy are likely to drive further success.
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FAQs
1. How many vehicles did Maruti Suzuki sell in September 2025?
Maruti Suzuki sold 1,32,821 passenger vehicles in the domestic market and exported 42,204 units, with total sales (including LCV and OEM sales) reaching 1,89,665 units.
2. Why did Maruti Suzukiโs domestic sales decline in September 2025?
The 8.38 percent year-on-year decline in domestic passenger vehicle sales was primarily due to challenges in the mini and utility vehicle segments, though exports and OEM sales helped offset the dip.
3. Which segment performed best for Maruti Suzuki in September 2025?
The compact car segment, including models like Baleno, Dzire, Ignis, Swift, and WagonR, led with 66,882 units sold, showcasing strong demand.
4. How did Maruti Suzukiโs exports perform in September 2025?
Exports surged to 42,204 units in September 2025, a significant increase from 27,728 units in September 2024, with a year-to-date total of 2,07,459 units for April-September 2025.
5. What role did sales to other OEMs play in Maruti Suzukiโs performance?
Sales to other OEMs, mainly Toyota, contributed 11,750 units, supporting Maruti Suzukiโs overall sales figures despite the domestic decline.
6. What is the outlook for Maruti Suzuki moving forward?
With strong export growth, a diverse vehicle lineup, and strategic partnerships with other OEMs, Maruti Suzuki is well-positioned to capitalize on festive season demand and expand its global presence in the coming months.
