Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has ended the year 2025 on a very strong note, which makes it one of the most successful years in the company’s India journey
so far. Toyota sold more cars than ever before in a single year in India, showing growing trust and demand for the brand. In 2025, Toyota Kirloskar Motor recorded total sales of 3,88,801 vehicles, its highest-ever calendar year figure. This is a solid 19 percent growth compared to 2024, when the company sold 3,26,329 units. This performance reflects Toyota’s steady focus on reliability, safety and practical vehicles that suit Indian roads and families. Also Read: Audi India Ends 2025 On A Strong Note, Gears Up For 2026 - Details Inside Out of the total sales in 2025, 3,51,580 units came from the domestic market, marking a 17 percent increase over the previous year. Exports also played a key role, with 37,221 units shipped overseas, registering an impressive 42 percent growth. This mix of strong domestic demand and rising exports highlights Toyota’s consistent performance across markets. December 2025 further underlined this momentum. Toyota sold 39,333 vehicles during the month, compared to 29,529 units in December 2024, a year-on-year growth of 33 percent. Domestic sales stood at 34,157 units, while exports contributed 5,176 units, indicating strong year-end demand. One of the biggest reasons behind Toyota’s success in 2025 was its diverse product lineup. Popular models such as the Innova Hycross, Fortuner, Urban Cruiser Hyryder, Hilux, Urban Cruiser Taisor and Glanza performed well across SUV, MPV and compact car segments. Toyota also kept the excitement alive by introducing new and special editions, including the Land Cruiser 300, GR-S variants, Legender MT, and several limited editions across its range. Safety remained a strong focus area. Toyota made six airbags standard across multiple models such as the Rumion, Glanza, Urban Cruiser Taisor and Hyryder. The Innova Hycross achieving a 5-star Bharat NCAP safety rating further boosted customer confidence. Beyond products, Toyota worked hard to connect with customers, especially younger buyers. Innovative initiatives like hosting Japan’s Drum Tao performances across 13 Indian cities, launching the Toyota Experiential Museum, and participating in anime conventions helped the brand stand out beyond just selling cars.
