India’s car Sales market saw a record‑breaking run in October 2025.With the festive season in full swing and the new GST 2.0 rules kicking in, buyers flocked to showrooms like never before. The clear winner? Tata Nexon, which sold an impressive 22,083 units, showing a massive 50% jump compared to last year. Its mix of petrol, diesel, and EV options, along with strong safety ratings, made it the go‑to choice for many families.
Right behind it was the Maruti Suzuki Dzire, proving that sedans still have a place in India’s SUV‑crazy market. The Dzire clocked 20,791 units, while the Maruti Ertiga followed with 20,087 units, showing how MPVs are becoming the preferred option for bigger families.
Top 10 Best Selling Cars in October 2025
| Rank | Model | Units Sold | Segment |
| 1 | Tata Nexon | 22,083 | Sub-4m SUV |
| 2 | Maruti Suzuki Dzire | 20,791 | Compact Sedan |
| 3 | Maruti Suzuki Ertiga | 20,087 | MPV |
| 4 | Maruti Suzuki Wagon R | 18,970 | Hatchback |
| 5 | Hyundai Creta | 18,381 | Mid-size SUV |
| 6 | Mahindra Scorpio (N + Classic) | 17,880 | SUV |
| 7 | Maruti Suzuki Fronx | 17,003 | Compact SUV |
| 8 | Tata Punch | 16,810 | Micro SUV |
| 9 | Maruti Suzuki Baleno | 16,873 | Premium Hatchback |
| 10 | Maruti Suzuki Swift | 15,542 | Hatchback |
1) Tata Nexon – October 2025 Sales
The Nexon kept its crown as India’s bestselling car. Why?
- Choice of petrol, diesel, and EV versions
- Updated safety features
- Strong value for money positioning
It’s clear that compact SUVs have become India’s default choice, offering style, features, and affordability in one package.
More Info : Tata Nexon
2) Maruti Suzuki Dzire – October 2025 Sales
The Dzire surprised many by beating several SUVs to take the second spot. Key reasons :
- GST 2.0 tax cuts made small cars cheaper
- Strong demand from cab operators
- Private buyers loving its mileage and practicality
Even in the SUV era, Dzire shows that sedans still have loyal fans.
More Info : Maruti Suzuki Dzire
3) Maruti Ertiga – October 2025 Sales
The Ertiga continued to shine as India’s favourite MPV with 20,087 units sold. Its appeal lies in :
- 7‑seater practicality
- Affordable pricing compared to bigger MPVs
- Popularity among both families and fleet operators
It proves that MPVs are rising as a smart alternative to SUVs.
More Info : Maruti Ertiga
Car Sales Report – October 2025
India’s passenger vehicle market hit 4.7 lakh units in October 2025, a 17% growth compared to last year. The Diwali season played a huge role, with buyers rushing to grab festive discounts and tax benefits.
- Tata Motors sold 61,134 units, up 27% YoY, thanks to Nexon and Punch.
- Maruti Suzuki remained the leader with 1,76,318 units, a 10% YoY rise.
- Hyundai and Mahindra also saw strong demand, especially for SUVs.
GST 2.0 Impact on Car Sales
The new GST 2.0 rules, rolled out in September 2025, reshaped the auto market :
- GST for small cars and motorcycles below 350cc has been cut to 18%, down from 28% plus cess.
- Electric vehicles continue to be taxed at only 5%.
- EVs kept at just 5%
This made entry‑level cars like Dzire, Wagon R, and Swift more affordable, boosting demand. SUVs, despite higher taxes, stayed strong because of their aspirational appeal.
Festive Season Vehicle Sales – India 2025
India’s festive season in October 2025 saw record car sales of 4.6 lakh units, up 17% YoY. Strong Diwali demand and GST 2.0 tax cuts boosted purchases. SUVs (Nexon, Creta, Scorpio) dominated, while Dzire and Ertiga performed well in sedan and MPV segments. EVs hit a new high with 2.3 lakh registrations, showing India’s growing shift toward green mobility.
October 2025 was a milestone month for India’s auto industry. The mix of festive cheer and tax reforms created the perfect storm for record sales. Tata Nexon’s dominance reflects the SUV craze, while Maruti Dzire and Ertiga’s success show that sedans and MPVs still matter.
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