Maruti’s dealer network has been buzzing with activity, piling up inventory as the festive shopping season kicks in.
The company’s wholesale dispatches reached 236,013 units last month, a 24.44% increase over the 189,665 units shipped in September 2025.
This uptick is largely driven by a surge in demand for the brand’s SUVs and entry‑level hatchbacks, which have become staples among budget‑conscious buyers.
The utility‑vehicle segment alone leapt 62.05% to 78,911 units, while other passenger models grew 24.02% to 91,887 units. Even the Eeco van and Super Carry light‑commercial vehicles saw modest gains, up 11,040 and 3,414 units respectively.
Across all passenger categories, domestic dispatches climbed 36.91% to 181,838 units, bringing total domestic deliveries—including light‑commercial goods—to 185,252 units, up from 135,711 a year earlier.
Meanwhile, sales of badge‑engineered cars supplied to Toyota Kirloskar Motor, such as the Glanza, fell 44.32% to 6,542 units, a sharp drop from 11,750 in September 2025.
On the export front, Maruti sent 44,219 units overseas, a 4.77% rise over the 42,204 units shipped in September 2025.