Here are the details on the top 10 car brands in India this New Year.
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Top 10 car brands in India:
The Indian car market in 2025 clearly shows how strong and competitive the industry has become, with some brands leading by a huge margin while others continue to fight for their space. At the very top is Maruti Suzuki, which has once again proved its dominance by selling 17,86,226 vehicles and capturing an impressive 39.91 percent market share. This means that nearly four out of every ten cars sold in the country came from Maruti Suzuki alone. The brand’s success comes from its wide range of cars, affordable pricing, and strong service network that reaches even the smallest towns. Following Maruti Suzuki is Mahindra, which sold 5,92,771 units and secured a 13.25 percent market share. Mahindra’s rise shows how much Indian buyers now prefer strong SUVs and rugged vehicles. Close behind Mahindra is Tata Motors, with 5,67,607 units sold and a market share of 12.68 percent. Tata’s growth reflects how customers are trusting Indian brands more, especially for safety, design, and electric vehicles. Hyundai stands just a step away from Tata with 5,59,558 sales and a 12.50 percent market share, proving that the competition among the top four brands is extremely tight.
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When we look at the middle of the list, Toyota holds the fifth position with sales of 3,20,703 units and a 7.17 percent share. Toyota has always been known for its reliability and long-lasting vehicles, and this steady performance shows that many buyers still trust the brand. Kia comes next with 2,59,043 units sold and a 5.79 percent market share. Even though Kia entered the Indian market much later than others, it has quickly built a strong name for itself with stylish designs and feature-packed cars. Together, Toyota and Kia show that Indian buyers are now looking for both dependability and modern features. The gap between the top four brands and the middle segment is noticeable, which tells us that while many brands exist, only a few truly dominate the market. Still, these mid-level players continue to grow by focusing on comfort, technology, and better customer experience.
The lower half of the list includes brands that have smaller numbers but still play an important role in shaping the market. Skoda Volkswagen group stands at seventh place with 1,08,277 units sold and a 2.42 percent market share. Their cars are known for solid build quality and driving comfort, but higher prices and limited reach may be holding them back. MG follows with 65,614 sales and a 1.47 percent share, showing that it still has room to grow despite offering modern and tech-focused vehicles. Honda, once a major player, now stands at ninth place with 62,576 sales and a 1.40 percent market share, highlighting how the brand needs fresh products to regain its old position. Renault is at the tenth spot with 36,420 units sold and a 0.81 percent share, showing the tough competition it faces. Overall, this data tells a clear story: the Indian car market in 2025 is ruled by a few big names, while others are struggling to catch up. Buyers today have many choices, and brands must offer the right mix of price, features, safety, and trust to survive and grow.
The Top Car:
The Maruti Dzire has evolved through multiple generations in India, starting as a compact, practical sedan and gradually becoming more stylish, spacious, and feature-rich, while keeping its focus on comfort, fuel efficiency, and affordability, earning strong trust from families, taxi operators, and first-time buyers, and maintaining its position as one of the country’s most popular and reliable sedans over years.
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