Maruti Suzuki Sells 24 Lakh Cars In FY26, e Vitara Now In 44 Countries

Maruti Suzuki announced that it sold more than 24 lakh cars and SUVs between April and March of FY2025–26, compared to last financial year’s 22 lakh units. Of the total, 19.75 lakh units were sold in the domestic market, while 4.48 lakh units made it to the overseas, making Maruti Suzuki the largest car exporter in India for the fifth consecutive year. The company accounts for 49% of the country’s total passenger vehicle exports. The made-in-India Maruti Suzuki e Vitara, which went on sale in India in February earlier this year, was a major contributor to the brand’s global success. It is now exported to 44 countries, compared to 29 before. The company posted net sales of Rs 1,743,695 million, showing a growth of 20.2% year-on-year. The Net

profit reached Rs 144,454 million, from Rs 142,976 million in the previous fiscal. Key best-selling models include the Maruti Suzuki Wagon R, Baleno, Swift, and Brezza.

Maruti Suzuki Q4 FY26 Sales Highlights

Maruti Suzuki recorded its highest-ever quarterly sales of 6.76 lakh units during the period of January and March (FY2025–26), exhibiting an increase of 11.8% year-on-year. The sales in the domestic market stood at 5.39 lakh units, while exports reached 1.37 lakh units. The company also announced that it registered net sales of INR 500,787 million during the quarter, alongside a 30.4% surge in operating profit (EBIT) to INR 44,092 million. That said, net profit declined by 6.9% YoY to INR 35,905 million due to mark-to-market adjustments.

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What Led Maruti Suzuki To This Growth?

For the strong figures achieved during the span of FY2025–26, Maruti Suzuki credited the rising demand in the domestic market, particularly in the second half owing to the reduction in GST rate cuts. That said, the automaker highlighted that production constraints limited its overall sales potential, with an estimated 1.90 lakh pending orders at the end of the year, including 1.30 lakh units in the small car market. Although there is no official confirmation on the launch timelines, Maruti Suzuki planning to give its two most popular models in the lineup, the Brezza and the Fronx, a mid-life cycle update for 2026. Both models will feature substantial changes, including a hybrid setup on the Fronx.