Maruti Suzuki Sales Slump In June 2025

Updated: Sunday, July 13, 2025, 12:47 [IST]

In June 2025, Maruti Suzuki remained the sole car manufacturer in India to surpass one lakh unit sales. Despite this achievement, the company experienced a decline in its market share, dropping from 40.4% in June 2024 to 37.4%. This decrease was accompanied by a 13% year-on-year and month-on-month reduction in wholesales.

Maruti Dzire emerged as the top-selling model for the company last month. It recorded a 15% increase in year-on-year sales, reaching 15,484 units compared to 13,421 units previously. However, its month-on-month sales fell by 14%, down from 18,084 units sold in May 2025.

Maruti Sales Performance

The Brezza and Ertiga models followed closely behind in sales figures. Brezza achieved sales of 14,507 units, while Ertiga sold 14,151 units. Notably, only Brezza experienced a year-on-year growth of 10%. Meanwhile, Swift's sales stood at 13,275 units but faced a decline of 19% year-on-year and a further drop of 6% month-on-month.

The WagonR also saw reduced demand with sales of 12,930 units. This was significantly lower than the previous year's figure of 13,790 units and May's total of 13,949 units. Similarly, the Eeco van's sales decreased to 9,340 units from both June 2024 and May's numbers.

Quarterly Sales Overview

During Q2 CY 2025, Maruti Suzuki reported total sales of 3,93,572 units. This marked a decline of over six percent compared to Q2 CY 2024 when they sold over 4 lakh units. Key models like Dzire led with over 50,000 units sold and an increase of nearly 12 percent year-on-year.

Brezza and Ertiga also performed well with positive growth rates. However, models such as Wagon R and Baleno experienced significant declines in their quarterly performance. The Grand Vitara and Alto also contributed to the overall decrease with notable drops.

Mixed Model Performance

Despite some challenges across its range, Maruti saw promising results from newer models like Jimny and Invicto. Jimny registered an impressive year-on-year growth rate of nearly 47 percent on a smaller base. Invicto also showed strong performance with an 18 percent month-on-month improvement.

The Ciaz model demonstrated remarkable growth with an 80 percent increase year-on-year and a substantial 124 percent rise month-on-month to reach over 1,000 unit sales.

Sales Trends for Other Models

The Fronx model showed marginal growth with a 1 percent increase year-on-year but suffered a significant 28 percent drop month-on-month. The Baleno faced double-digit declines both annually and monthly with less than 9,000 units sold last month.

Lower down the list were models like Celerio which managed a 10 percent increase month-on-month despite selling just over 2,000 units. The XL6 followed closely behind along with Ignis and S Presso which had lower figures but remained part of Maruti's diverse portfolio.

DriveSpark Thinks

Overall data indicates mixed results across Maruti Suzuki's offerings for June as well as Q2 CY2025 where compact cars held steady while mass-market staples faced pressure amidst changing consumer preferences within India's automotive landscape.