Top 20 best selling cars in India in FY2025: image gallery

Although it sells fewer units than its rival, the Tata Punch, the Exter has posted steady year-on-year growth.

Strong brand trust and reliability continue to support sales, although volumes have declined by 18.3 percent year on year.

Despite being over three years old, it has been a consistent performer for Mahindra, with sales still growing steadily.

Unlike most compact SUVs, including its sibling, the Venue, Kia’s Sonet has recorded a year-on-year sales growth of 22.6 percent.

The XUV 3XO earns its place among the best sellers with premium features, solid safety ratings and multiple powertrain options.

The Alto, once India’s top-selling car, has seen a decline due to the rising popularity of SUVs. Its entry price is now higher too.

Despite growing competition, the Venue has managed to stay on this list with a wide range of powertrains on offer.

Offered with petrol, CNG and hybrid options, this midsize model outsells its Toyota counterpart thanks to Maruti’s vast dealer network.

Maruti’s dependable workhorse continues to deliver strong volumes owing to its practicality and affordability.

Due to increasing competition, the Nexon has dropped from fourth to eleventh position in the sales rankings.

The brand has grown 16.5 percent year on year, selling around 13,752 units of the Classic and N models monthly.

In its latest avatar, the Dzire continues to propel sales thanks in large part to its popularity in the fleet segment.

Combining Baleno’s practicality with SUV styling, the Fronx has posted exceptional year-on-year growth.

Sales have dropped as this model is being cannibalised by its crossover sibling.

Despite strong brand equity, the Swift has seen an 8 percent year-on-year decline due to the waning popularity of hatchbacks.

Maruti’s sub-4-metre SUV remains a top pick for buyers seeking a practical, well- equipped, no-nonsense package.

With nearly 16,000 units sold monthly, this MPV appeals to both private and fleet customers thanks to its versatility.

For a midsize SUV to outsell more affordable cars and secure the third spot is a remarkable achievement.

Tata’s Punch, known for its toughness, safety and SUV styling, is India’s bestselling SUV and ranks second overall.

The Wagon R continues to lead the sales charts, driven by strong demand from both private and fleet buyers.