Introduction:
The Indian automobile industry has always been dynamic and ever-evolving, with new launches, fierce competition, and changing consumer preferences. As we delve into the top 25 selling cars for September 2023, it becomes evident that some trends persist, while others reflect the industry’s continuous transformation.
**1. Maruti Baleno:**
Maruti’s Baleno retains its top spot with 18,417 units sold in September 2023. Despite a minor YoY drop of 5%, it continues to be a popular choice among Indian car buyers.
**2. Maruti Wagon R:**
The Wagon R secures the second position with 16,250 units sold. While it saw a 19% decline compared to the previous year, it remains a steady performer.
**3. Tata Nexon:**
Tata’s Nexon climbs to the third spot, showcasing impressive growth with 15,325 units sold, marking a 6% YoY increase. This compact SUV’s popularity is on the rise.
**4. Maruti Brezza:**
The Brezza, another Maruti offering, takes the fourth position with 15,001 units sold, despite a slight 3% drop compared to the previous year.
**5. Maruti Swift:**
The Swift secures the fifth position with 14,703 units sold, boasting an impressive 23% YoY growth. Its sporty appeal and reliable performance continue to attract buyers.
**6. Maruti Dzire:**
Maruti’s Dzire takes the sixth spot with 13,880 units sold, showing a remarkable 45% YoY growth. This compact sedan remains a favorite in its segment.
**7. Maruti Ertiga:**
Ertiga, Maruti’s versatile MPV, secures the seventh position with 13,528 units sold, enjoying a robust 45% YoY growth.
**8. Tata Punch:**
Tata’s Punch takes the eighth spot with 13,036 units sold, reflecting a 6% YoY increase. This subcompact SUV is making its mark in the market.
**9. Hyundai Creta:**
Hyundai’s Creta secures the ninth position with 12,717 units sold, experiencing a marginal 1% drop compared to the previous year.
**10. Hyundai Venue:**
The Venue, another Hyundai entrant, takes the tenth spot with 12,204 units sold, showcasing an 11% YoY growth. Its compact yet feature-packed design appeals to urban buyers.
**11. Mahindra Scorpio N + Classic:**
The Scorpio N + Classic from Mahindra secures the eleventh spot with 11,846 units sold, enjoying a healthy 24% YoY growth.
**12. Maruti Grand Vitara:**
Maruti’s Grand Vitara impressively climbs to the twelfth spot with 11,736 units sold, experiencing a staggering 146% YoY growth.
**13. Maruti Fronx:**
The Fronx from Maruti debuts on the list with 11,455 units sold, highlighting its emerging presence.
**14. Maruti Eeco:**
Maruti’s Eeco takes the fourteenth spot with 11,147 units sold, despite a 12% drop compared to the previous year.
**15. Kia Seltos:**
The Seltos from Kia secures the fifteenth position with 10,558 units sold, showing a 4% YoY decline.
**16. Mahindra Bolero:**
The Bolero from Mahindra takes the sixteenth spot with 9,519 units sold, reflecting a 17% YoY growth.
**17. Toyota Innova Crysta + HyCross:**
Toyota’s Innova Crysta + HyCross secures the seventeenth position with 8,900 units sold, enjoying a 22% YoY growth.
**18. Hyundai Exter:**
Hyundai’s Exter debuts on the list with 8,647 units sold, marking its presence in the market.
**19. Mahindra XUV700:**
Mahindra’s XUV700 takes the nineteenth spot with 8,555 units sold, experiencing a significant 41% YoY growth.
**20. Maruti Alto:**
Maruti’s Alto is in the twentieth position with 7,791 units sold, despite a considerable 69% YoY drop. It’s an indicator of changing preferences in the entry-level segment.
**21. Tata Tiago:**
Tata’s Tiago secures the twenty-first spot with 6,789 units sold, reflecting a marginal 2% YoY decline.
**22. Tata Altroz:**
The Altroz from Tata takes the twenty-second spot with 6,684 units sold, enjoying a 28% YoY growth.
**23. Hyundai i20:**
Hyundai’s i20 secures the twenty-third position with 6,481 units sold, despite an 11% YoY drop.
**24. Honda Elevate:**
Honda’s Elevate debuts on the list with 5,685 units sold, signaling its entry into the Indian market.
**25. Mahindra Thar:**
The Thar from Mahindra takes the twenty-fifth spot with 5,417 units sold, reflecting a 27% YoY growth.
**Conclusion:**
The top 25 selling cars in September 2023 provide a comprehensive view of the Indian automobile market. While some models continue to dominate, others are rapidly gaining ground, emphasizing the ever-evolving preferences of Indian car buyers. It’s a testament to the competitiveness and dynamism of the industry, promising exciting developments in the months to come.
