Toyota Kirloskar Motor Records Strong Sales In November 2025 - Details Inside

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has achieved a milestone by selling 30,085 units in total, continuing its upward momentum in India’s highly competitive car market. Out of these, 26,418 units were sold in the domestic market, while 3,667 units were exported to global markets. When compared to the same month in 2024, Toyota has posted a 19% growth, which shows how popular the brand continues to be among Indian buyers.

Toyota is widely known for making reliable, long-lasting cars like the Innova, Fortuner and Hyryder and a 19% jump in sales means more customers trust the brand for quality, technology and after-sales support.

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According to Varinder

Wadhwa, Vice President – Sales, Service and Used Car Business, November’s good performance was supported by a strong festive season and the government’s recent GST reforms, which made buying cars slightly more favourable for customers. He also highlighted that Toyota’s newest special editions—the Urban Cruiser Hyryder Aero Edition and the Fortuner Leader Edition—played an important role in boosting sales. These models are known for their bold styling and additional features, which attract young buyers and SUV enthusiasts.

Apart from sales, Toyota also focused on cultural and lifestyle experiences to engage with customers in a unique way.

1. Drum Tao India Tour

Toyota brought Japan’s world-famous performance group Drum Tao to India as part of a 14-city tour. These energetic drummers have performed across Chennai, Shillong, Bengaluru, Delhi, Kolkata and Jaipur, drawing huge crowds. More cities, including Mumbai, Pune, Guwahati, Indore, Varanasi, Kohima, and Andaman, will host the team in the coming weeks. The tour will wrap up in Bengaluru on December 21, 2025.

2. Launch of Toyota Experiential Museum (tem)

On November 23, 2025, Toyota opened the Toyota Experiential Museum (tem) in Bengaluru. This is not a traditional car museum, but tem blends Japanese design with Indian culture and offers multi-sensory experiences. It is divided into three zones - Immersive Experience Rooms, Curated Merchandise Store and a café offering authentic Japanese Matcha. Visitors can pre-book their experience online.

With new products, cultural events and an emphasis on customer engagement, Toyota is preparing to end the year on a high note.

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