Ashish Kumar

Skoda Auto India recorded an intriguing mix of soaring highs and deep lows in October 2025. The brand’s new flagship, the Kylaq, delivered a remarkable debut month, instantly becoming Skoda’s top seller. Meanwhile, long-standing models like the Kushaq and Superb showed significant declines, reflecting shifting consumer preferences and heightened competition in both SUV and premium

MG Motor India recorded a mixed performance in October 2025, with its latest flagship Windsor continuing to deliver strong results while long-standing models like Hector, Astor, and Gloster saw steep declines. Although the brand remains popular among urban EV buyers and tech-savvy consumers, challenges in the premium ICE SUV space are becoming increasingly evident. The

Kia India delivered a robust performance in October 2025, recording significant year-on-year and month-on-month growth across its top-selling mass-market models. The brand’s core SUV and MPV lineup — Sonet, Carens, and Seltos — continues to gain traction thanks to updated feature packages, competitive pricing, and strong festive demand. With the introduction of the new Syros

Hyundai Motor India closed October 2025 on a steady note, driven by strong performances from its mass-market SUVs and compact sedan lineup. While the Creta and Venue continued to anchor volumes, a few premium and older models like the Tucson, Alcazar, Verna, and i20 Elite saw sharp declines. Overall, Hyundai’s festive-season momentum reflects stable demand

Tata Motors has delivered a robust performance in October 2025, driven by strong demand for its SUV lineup, impressive growth in compact models, and the rising popularity of revamped nameplates like the Harrier and Safari. With several models recording double-digit year-on-year gains, Tata’s festive season momentum highlights the brand’s evolution into a premium, safety-led, and