Maruti Suzuki January 2025 Sales achieved historic of 2.12 lakh units in January 2025. Explore YoY/MoM growth, segment performance (Brezza SUV, compact cars), exports, and commercial vehicle trends.”
Maruti Suzuki January 2025 Sales: A Historic Milestone with 2.12 Lakh Units Sold
Maruti Suzuki India Limited, the country’s automotive leader, kicked off 2025 with unprecedented momentum. The automaker reported 2,12,251 units sold in January 2025, marking its highest-ever monthly sales and a 6.5% YoY growth from January 2024 (1,99,364 units).
This achievement underscores Maruti’s dominance amid shifting consumer preferences and competitive markets. Below, we break down the drivers behind this milestone, segment performance, and future outlook.
Maruti Suzuki January 2025 Sales Overview: MoM & YoY Growth
Maruti Suzuki’s January 2025 sales reflect robust domestic and export demand:
- Domestic PV Sales: 1,73,599 units (up from 1,70,214 YoY)
- Commercial Vehicles (Super Carry): 4,089 units (20% YoY growth)
- Exports: 27,100 units (13% YoY increase)
- Total Sales (Domestic + Exports): 2,12,251 units
Month-over-Month Growth: Sales surged by 63% compared to December 2024 (1,30,117 units), signalling post-festive season recovery and strong New Year demand.
Segment-Wise Breakdown: Passenger Vehicles Lead the Charge
Compact cars saw a 7.5% YoY increase, with 82,241 units sold in January 2025. However, YTD sales dipped to 6,30,889 units (from 6,86,544), suggesting fluctuating demand in the fiscal year.
Combined Mini + Compact Sales: 96,488 units (up 4.4% YoY from 92,382).
Mini Segment (Alto, S-Presso): Declining Demand
The mini segment faced a 10% YoY drop, selling 14,247 units in January 2025 vs. 15,849 units in 2024. YTD sales fell to 1,03,889 units (from 1,15,483), reflecting shifting consumer preference toward feature-rich compact cars.
Compact Segment (Baleno, Celerio, Dzire): Steady Growth
Compact cars saw a 7.5% YoY increase, with 82,241 units sold in January 2025. However, YTD sales dipped to 6,30,889 units (from 6,86,544), suggesting fluctuating demand in the fiscal year.
Utility Vehicles (Brezza, Ertiga, XL6): The Star Performer
UVs dominated with 65,093 units sold, up 4.9% YoY. The Brezza SUV spearheaded this growth, capitalizing on India’s SUV craze. YTD UV sales rose to 5,94,056 units (from 5,22,626), highlighting sustained demand.
Ciaz Sedan: Mixed Results
Ciaz sales doubled YoY to 768 units, but YTD figures dropped to 6,629 units (from 9,266), indicating a niche yet volatile market.
Commercial Vehicles & Exports: Expanding Horizons
Maruti’s sole LCV, the Super Carry, sold 4,089 units (20% YoY growth). YTD sales jumped to 29,391 units, reflecting demand in last-mile logistics.
Exports & Rebadged Models
- Exports: 27,100 units shipped (+13% YoY), with YTD exports at 2,74,596 units.
- Rebadged Models (Toyota Glanza, etc.): 7,463 units sold (+43% YoY), signalling successful OEM partnerships.
Sales Table: Maruti Suzuki January 2025 Sales vs. 2024 & YTD Comparison
| Segment | Jan 2025 | Jan 2024 | YoY % | FY2024-25 YTD | FY2023-24 YTD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mini (Alto, S-Presso) | 14,247 | 15,849 | ▼ 10% | 1,03,889 | 1,15,483 |
| Compact (Baleno, Dzire) | 82,241 | 76,533 | ▲ 7.5% | 6,30,889 | 6,86,544 |
| Utility Vehicles | 65,093 | 62,038 | ▲ 4.9% | 5,94,056 | 5,22,626 |
| Ciaz | 768 | 363 | ▲ 112% | 6,629 | 9,266 |
| Eeco | 11,250 | 12,019 | ▼ 6.4% | 1,13,770 | 1,12,973 |
| Super Carry (LCV) | 4,089 | 3,412 | ▲ 20% | 29,391 | 27,025 |
| Exports | 27,100 | 23,921 | ▲ 13% | 2,74,596 | 2,28,248 |
| Total Sales | 2,12,251 | 1,99,364 | ▲ 6.5% | 18,41,882 | 17,50,656 |
Key Drivers Behind Maruti’s Record Sales
- SUV Dominance: The Brezza and Grand Vitara fueled UV sales, aligning with India’s SUV-first trend.
- Export Expansion: Strategic global partnerships boosted overseas shipments.
- Compact Car Resilience: Baleno and Dzire remained favorites for budget-conscious buyers.
Commercial Segment Growth: Super Carry’s affordability strengthened its foothold in logistics.
Conclusion: Maruti Suzuki’s Roadmap for 2025
Maruti Suzuki’s January 2025 Sales performance sets a bullish tone for the year. With UVs and exports leading the charge, the automaker is poised to leverage India’s evolving auto landscape.
However, addressing mini-segment weaknesses and investing in electrification will be critical to maintaining its market leadership.
