Top 25 Selling Cars In October 2025

Rank	OEM	Model	October ’25 Sales	October ’24 Sales	YoY Growth
1	Tata	Nexon	22,083	14,759	50%
2	Maruti	Dzire	20,791	12,698	64%
3	Maruti	Ertiga	20,087	18,785	7%
4	Maruti	Wagon R	18,970	13,922	36%
5	Hyundai	Creta	18,381	17,497	5%
6	Mahindra	Scorpio N + Classic	17,880	15,677	14%
7	Maruti	Fronx	17,003	16,419	4%
8	Maruti	Baleno	16,873	16,082	5%
9	Tata	Punch	16,810	15,740	7%
10	Maruti	Swift	15,542	17,539	-11%
11	Mahindra	Bolero + Neo	14,343	9849	46%
12	Maruti	Eeco	13,537	11,653	16%
13	Maruti	Victoris	13,496	–	–
14	Kia	Sonet	12,745	9699	31%
15	Mahindra	XUV 3XO	12,237	9562	28%
16	Maruti	Brezza	12,072	16,565	-27%
17	Mahindra	Thar + Roxx	12,029	7944	51%
18	Hyundai	Venue	11,738	10,901	8%
19	Toyota	Hyryder	11,555	5449	112%
20	Toyota	Innova Crysta + HyCross	11,089	8838	25%
21	Maruti	Grand Vitara	10,409	14,083	-26%
22	Mahindra	XUV700	10,139	10,435	-3%
23	Tata	Tiago	8850	4682	89%
24	Kia	Carens + Clavis + EV	8779	6384	38%
25	Kia	Seltos	7130	6365	12%

Top 25 selling cars of October 2025

October 2025 car sales witnessed drastic changes in top 25, Tata Nexon leads again

October 2025 top 25 car sales list revealed, Tata Nexon tops the chart. There are 10 Maruti cars in this list, followed by 5 cars from Mahindra, 3 cars from Hyundai and Tata, 2 from Hyundai and Toyota.

Tata Motors’ Nexon has retained its position as India’s best-selling car in October 2025, with over 22,000 units dispatched during the month. The compact SUV’s sales were nearly 50 percent higher compared to the same period last year, marking a strong performance for the brand.

Maruti Suzuki’s Dzire followed closely with 20,791 units sold, securing the second spot, while its sibling, the Ertiga, finished third on the list. Despite the recent revision in GST rates, hatchbacks have yet to regain traction, with none making it into the top three positions. The demand trend continues to favour compact and sub-4-meter SUVs, which are now leading the market in volumes.

In the mid-size SUV category, Hyundai’s Creta once again dominated with over 18,000 units sold in October. Maruti Suzuki’s latest entrant, the Victoris, has made a strong start as well—dispatching around 13,500 units in just its second month on sale. The Victoris’ rapid rise highlights Maruti’s ambitions to challenge Creta’s long-held leadership in the segment, although unseating it will likely be a tough task.

Out of 25 cars in the list, 4 cars have witnessed negative year-on-year growth. What are your thoughts on the top 25 selling cars of October 2025. Let us know in the comments section below.