Ashish Kumar

Toyota Kirloskar Motor’s November 2025 sales performance reflects a familiar industry-wide pattern — strong year-on-year growth across several models, tempered by a clear month-on-month slowdown after October’s festive peak. The numbers underline Toyota’s growing dependence on hybrids and MPVs, even as some traditional SUV nameplates face pressure in an increasingly crowded market. What stands out,

Kia India’s November 2025 sales numbers reflect a familiar pattern seen across the industry — a clear post-festive cooldown combined with strategic buyer hesitation ahead of major new launches. While Kia’s core models like the Sonet, Carens, and Seltos continued to post healthy year-on-year growth, most of the lineup witnessed month-on-month declines as October’s festive

Mahindra’s November 2025 sales numbers tell a familiar yet revealing story. After a blockbuster festive October, the brand saw a natural month-on-month slowdown across most of its portfolio. Yet, beneath the surface, Mahindra’s core strengths remain intact — rugged SUVs, strong rural appeal, and a steadily evolving electric vehicle strategy. Despite MoM declines, several models

Škoda Auto India’s November 2025 sales performance reflects a classic post-launch and post-festive adjustment phase. After a breakout October led by the newly launched Kylaq, November brought a sharp month-on-month correction across most models. However, the broader picture reveals deeper structural challenges for the brand — especially for aging SUVs and shrinking sedan segments. While

Tata Motors delivered a strong performance in November 2025, driven primarily by robust SUV demand and consistent sales in the compact segment. While some models faced predictable post-festive corrections, overall momentum remained positive, reaffirming Tata’s position as one of India’s fastest-growing passenger vehicle brands. The month’s data highlights clear market trends: compact SUVs continue to

Hyundai Motor India posted a stable sales performance in November 2025, led by consistent demand for the Creta and Venue, while the Aura once again delivered a strong month in the compact sedan segment. However, premium models such as Alcazar, Verna, and Tucson faced significant declines as competition intensified and consumer preferences continued shifting toward

Maruti Suzuki closed November 2025 with a strong performance, driven by impressive growth in its sedan and hatchback lineup, along with significant recoveries in budget and rural-focused models. While a few Nexa models and MPVs faced month-on-month corrections, the overall trend highlights Maruti’s continued dominance across India’s mass-market automotive landscape. With November marking the tail

November 2025 marked a return to equilibrium for India’s passenger-vehicle industry. After October delivered the strongest festive season in a decade, the market naturally experienced a post-festive cooldown, yet still maintained a solid year-on-year expansion—powered by the sustained structural impact of GST 2.0’s 18% slab for small cars. Unlike October, where retail demand surged due