Mahindra is known for its SUVs in the Indian car market. The company has a large portfolio ranging from budget friendly XUV 3xo to premium SUVs such as Scorpio N and XUV 700. However, the total sales of Mahindra in August 2025 were 39,399 units, which is 9% less than the 43,277 units of August 2024. Due to this decline, Mahindra had to finish fourth after Maruti, Hyundai and Tata Motors. Let’s take a look at the model-wise sales report.

Mahindra Scorpio became the best -selling SUV

• Scorpio, who was ranked first in Mahindra’s sales list, sold a total of 9,840 units last month. However, this number is 29% less than 13,787 units of August 2024. Despite this, Scorpio still remains the company’s best -selling SUV.

Mahindra bolero

• Bolero, who was second, sold 8,109 units last month. This figure is 25% more than 6,494 units of August last year. This SUV is still holding a strong hold for Mahindra in rural and semi-arbon markets.

Mahindra Thar and Thar Roxx – Tremendous Growth

• Mahindra’s lifestyle SUVs, Thar and Thar Roxx performed tremendously. In August 2025, he sold a total of 6,997 units, while in August 2024, only 4,268 units were sold. That is, an increase of 64% was recorded from year to year. It has joined Mahindra’s fastest growing SUVs.

Mahindra XUV 3xo condition

• XUV 3xo at number four, which sold 5,521 units in August 2025. However, this number is 39% less than 9,000 units of August 2024. Despite being affordable, the effect of competition on this model is clearly visible.

Mahindra XUV 700 sales decline

• The fifth place premium SUV XUV 700, which was sold in August 2025, 4,956 units. This figure is 45% less than 9,007 units of August 2024. At one time, the company’s flagship SUV is considered to be a major decline in the sales of XUV 700.

Rest models sales

• Apart from Mahindra’s Top-5 SUVs, the sale of other models was also recorded. The company sold 2,313 units of XEV 9E last month. Apart from this, 1,551 units of BE 6 reached customers. At the same time, only 66 units of Electric SUV XUV 4o were sold. The position of the company’s MPV Marazzo remained even more weak and only 8 units were sold.

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Car sales report: Tata Motors’ vehicles are sold in March 2025. Tata has left behind Hyundai along with Mahindra in the vehicles sale last month. The car sales report of March 2025 has come out, in which Tata Motors has become the second company in selling cars. For the last seven months, the Tata list was coming at number three and fourth. At the same time, Hyundai was on the second number for a long time. At the same time, Tata has surpassed both these automakers.

Tata defeated Mahindra-Hundai

In March 2025, Tata Motors has seen a five percent increase in the cell. Last month, 48,462 trains of Tata were sold. Tata’s market share with this sale has increased to 13.8 percent. At the same time, Mahindra confirmed the place at number three in this list. Mahindra has sold 46,297 cars in March 2025, with Mahindra’s market share to 13.20 percent.

Hyundai has come in fourth place in the sales report of March 2025 cars. Last month, Hyundai had a sale of 42,511 units, which is five percent less than in March 2024. With this, Hyundai’s market share has come down from 13.50 percent to 12.13 percent from March 2025.

Maruti dominated

Maruti dominated the retail sales of cars last month. Maruti has sold 1,32,423 units in March 2025. Japanese automakers have gained 3.08 per cent as compared to March 2024. Maruti’s market share in India has become 37.77 percent. Toyota has made its place at number five in the sales report of cars. Last month, 23,328 trains of Toyota were sold and the company’s market share was 6.65 percent. At the same time, Kia had a sale of 21,997 units in March 2025 and the company’s market share was 2.27 percent.

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