Maruti Suzuki ended 2024-25 fiscal year with 2.23 million sales

India’s largest automaker Maruti Suzuki reported its March 2025 sales results and full fiscal year 2024-25, showing continued growth across key segments. In March 2025, the company sold a total of 1,92,984 units, up from 1,87,196 units in March 2024, with a modest growth each year.

Maruti Sales March 2025

The majority of monthly sales come from the domestic passenger car sector, with Maruti Suzuki sending 1,50,743 units compared to 1,52,718 units a year ago. While the mini and compact segments (Alto, S-Presso, Swift, Baleno, etc.) saw a slight decline, with 78,561 units sold in March 2025, while 81,673 units sold a year ago, the utility vehicle sector (Brezza, Ertiga, Ertiga, fronx, Grandvara, etc.) continued to use 61,097 UP climbbit climbbit climbbit climbbit climbbit climbbs 61,097 and to climbb climbb climbb climbbs in 61,097 and.

Maruti, on the other hand, sold 2,391 units, down from 3,612 units sold in March 2024. Total sales, including passenger cars, LCVs and other OEMs, were 1,60,016 units, slightly lower than 1,611,304 units, and slightly lower than the previous year.

However, Maruti’s exports provided a strong boost in March 2025, with 32,968 units transported, a significant increase in prices from 25,892 units in March 2024. This brought total sales (domestic + export) to 1,92,984 units in March 2025, rather than the 1,87,196 units a year ago.

2024-25 Property Performance: Maruti Over 2.23 million Sales Marks

Maruti Suzuki’s highest annual sales in the entire fiscal year from April 2024 to March 2025 were 2,234,266 units, up from 2,135,323 of 2,135,323 units.

In the domestic passenger car space, the company sold 1,760,767 units, almost matching the 1,759,881 units sold last year. The compact segment (Baleno, Swift, Dzire, etc.) maintained a 770,737 driver volume, although a slight decline from 828,015 units in the previous year. However, the utility sector has grown steadily with a growth of 720,186 units, up from 642,296 units last year.

From 58,612 units in the previous year, sales to other OEMs have more than doubled to 106,422 units in 2024-25, exports soared to 332,585 units, up from 283,067 units, highlighting the growing global footprint of Maruti.

Despite some softness in Van and LCV sales, Maruti Suzuki’s diversified portfolio, strong export strategy and expanded utility vehicle lineup have helped the brand maintain its leadership in the Indian auto market.