India

Indian Autos Market in 2019 fell down 7.4% after the previous year's all-time record, hit by deceleration of domestic economy, increased fuel price, higher interest rate. While Maruti control almost 50% of the market, the new player, Kia, already gained a place among the Top 10.

India Best Selling Cars ranking up to October 2023 is dominated by Maruti models with the Swift as new market leader. The Maruti Vitara enters 4th spot rising 42.1%.

India best-selling cars ranking in 2021 is led by the Maruti Wagon R, overtaking the Swift, the Alto and the Baleno. The Tata Nexon enters the leaderboard.

India's Auto market in 2021 rises by 26.7% with 3.08 million sales, reporting a very strong first half, falling in double-digits only in Q4. Nissan enters the leaderboard and rises extremely quickly.

India best selling cars ranking in 2020 remains led by Maruti Swift, overtaking the Alto and the Dzire. The star of the year is certainly the Kia Seltos, landing in 8th position, while the Maruti Dzire slipped in 5th place.

Indian Vehicles Market hit in 2017 the third all time record in a row, with over 3.3 million cars sold. Favorite by the new automotive policy, Maruti ended near 50% of market share while all Premium brands are gaining terrain, albeit new luxury tax effect.

India best selling cars 2016 reported with sixth Maruti's and three Hyundai in the top 10. Landing in eight place, the new Renault Kwid led the new generation models revolution.

India Best Selling Cars ranking in 2022 is dominated by Maruti models as usual lead by the Wagon R (+18.2%). The new Tata Punch gets an immediate success landing in 10th place.

Indian Autos Market in 2018 registered a new all-time record, closing the year at 3.381.696 sales (+4.8%), despite a declining second half due to weakening Rupee, raising fuel prices and interest rates. However, Maruti managed to end up 8% ahead of Hyundai and Mahindra.

Indian Autos Market in October 2023 grows for the 20th month in a row, reporting 390,672 new sales (+13.1%). YTD figures at 3.56 million are up 8.9% from the previous year.