Maruti Wagon R And Swift Were The Most Sought After Compact And Midsize Hatchbacks In February 2025
While most models reported negative month-on-month (MoM) figures, the Maruti Celerio’s sales more than doubled when compared to last month
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Sales figures for the compact and midsize hatchback segment are out for February 2025. Most models reported a negative MoM in February, while the year-on-year (YoY) figures were mostly positive. Here is a look at the sales figures of each model in the compact and midsize hatchback segment and how they performed in February 2025.
| Model |
February 2025 |
January 2025 |
February 2024 |
| Maruti Wagon R |
19,879 |
24,078 |
19,412 |
| Maruti Swift |
16,269 |
17,081 |
13,165 |
| Tata Tiago (ICE+EV) |
6,954 |
6,807 |
6,947 |
| Hyundai Grand i10 Nios |
4,940 |
5,311 |
4,947 |
| Maruti Celerio |
4,226 |
1,954 |
3,586 |
| Maruti Ignis |
2,394 |
3,780 |
2,110 |
Key Takeaways
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While the Maruti Wagon R retained the top spot with a sales figure of over 19,800 units, its MoM figure went down by 17 percent. When YoY figures are considered, the hatchback saw a growth of 2 percent.
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The Maruti Swift also retained its second spot even though the midsize hatchback reported a negative MoM movement by around 5 percent. Compared to sales figures from last year, the Swift saw the highest positive growth of 24 percent.

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Tata reported nearly 7,000-unit sales of the Tiago in February 2025. This figure marks a positive MoM growth for the hatchback, while the YoY growth was negligible. Please note that these figures include both ICE and EV versions of the Tiago.
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Hyundai dispatched slightly more than 4,900 units of the Grand i10 Nios, resulting in a decline in MoM figure by a factor of 7 percent. The YoY growth for the Grand i10 Nios was reported to be negligible.

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Maruti sold slightly over 4,200 units of the Celerio, marking the highest MoM growth on this list of 116 percent. In terms of YoY sales, the Celerio also saw a positive growth of 18 percent.
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Maruti sold nearly 2,400 units of the Ignis in February 2025, which marked a MoM decline of 37 percent and a YoY growth of 13 percent.
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