Hyundai Creta Reclaims Top Spot As The Best-selling Car In June 2025, Followed By The Maruti Dzire And Maruti Brezza
June 2025 has witnessed a slump in car sales, with the Creta and Carens nameplates being the only ones to have registered a month-on-month growth
The car sales data in India for June 2025 is out, and Hyundai Creta has improved its monthly sales to gain back the top spot, pushing the Maruti Dzire to second place. Meanwhile, the Kia Carens Clavis helped its nameplate make an entry to the list this time. Here’s a detailed sales summary of the top 15 selling cars in India for June 2025:
| Model |
June 2025 |
May 2025 |
June 2024 |
MoM growth/decline |
YoY growth/decline |
| Hyundai Creta (includes Creta Electric Creta N-line) |
15,786 |
14,860 |
16,293 |
6% |
(-3%) |
| Maruti Dzire |
15,484 |
18,084 |
13,421 |
(-14%) |
15% |
| Maruti Brezza |
14,507 |
15,566 |
13,172 |
(-7%) |
10% |
| Maruti Ertiga |
14,151 |
16,140 |
14,151 |
(-12%) |
(-11%) |
| Maruti Swift |
13,275 |
14,135 |
16,422 |
(-6%) |
(-19%) |
| Maruti Wagon R |
12,930 |
13,949 |
13,790 |
(-7%) |
(-6%) |
| Mahindra Scorpio (includes Scorpio N) |
12,740 |
14,401 |
12,307 |
(-12%) |
4% |
| Tata Nexon (includes Nexon EV) |
11,602 |
13,096 |
12,066 |
(-11%) |
(-4%) |
| Tata Punch (includes Punch EV) |
10,446 |
13,133 |
18,238 |
(-20%) |
(-43%) |
| Maruti Fronx |
9,815 |
13,584 |
9,688 |
(-28%) |
1% |
| Mahindra Thar (includes Thar Roxx) |
9,542 |
10,389 |
5,376 |
(-8%) |
77% |
| Maruti Eeco |
9,340 |
12,327 |
10,771 |
(-24%) |
(-13%) |
| Maruti Baleno |
8,966 |
11,618 |
14,895 |
(-23%) |
(-40%) |
| Toyota Innova (Crysta + Hycross) |
8,802 |
8,882 |
9,412 |
(-1%) |
(-6%) |
| Kia Carens (includes Carens Clavis) |
7,921 |
4,524 |
5,154 |
75% |
54% |
Key Takeaways
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The Hyundai Creta reclaimed its top spot in the best-selling cars list for June 2025, moving up from fourth position in May 2025. Hyundai sold over 15,700 units of the Creta (including the Creta N Line and Creta Electric), registering a 6 percent month-on-month (MoM) growth.
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The Maruti Dzire dropped to second place after leading the chart last month. With over 15,400 units sold, its monthly sales dropped by 14 percent, although it still recorded a healthy 15 percent year-on-year (YoY) growth.
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Maruti’s sub-4m SUV, the Brezza, held steady at third position. Over 14,500 units were sold in June 2025, marking a 7 percent MoM decline but a 10 percent YoY increase in sales.
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The Maruti Ertiga slipped to fourth place with sales of over 14,100 units. It experienced a 12 percent drop in monthly sales and an 11 percent decline compared to the same period last year.
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Despite its MoM sales dropping by 6 percent, the Maruti Swift has moved up one position to claim the fifth spot in June 2025 sales. Maruti has sold and dispatched over 13,000 units of the hatchback in June 2025.
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Following closely, the Maruti Wagon R saw over 12,900 units dispatched in June 2025. The tallboy hatchback saw a dip in sales by 7 percent MoM and 6 percent YoY.
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The Mahindra Scorpio slipped to seventh position in June 2025 sales. While its MoM sales dropped by 12 percent, it still managed a modest 4 percent YoY growth. The figures include both the Scorpio N and Scorpio Classic.
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Tata’s Nexon and Nexon EV collectively recorded sales of over 11,600 units in June. Its MoM sales numbers dipped by 11 percent from May 2025.
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Meanwhile, the Tata Punch and Punch EV followed it in ninth place registering a sharp 20 percent MoM drop in June 2025.
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The Maruti Fronx experienced the highest MoM decline in this list. The crossover’s sales fell by 28 percent to just under 9,820 units in June 2025. Despite this, it maintained a marginal YoY growth of 1 percent.
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The Mahindra Thar, including the Thar Roxx, posted a 77 percent yearly gain from June 2024. However, its MoM performance slipped by 8 percent in June 2025.
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Both Maruti Eeco and Maruti Baleno slipped down one place in June 2025 sales. The Eeco posted a 24 percent MoM decline in sales with over 9,000 units sold.
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On the other hand, the Baleno posted a 23 percent MoM decline and a sharp 40 percent drop in yearly sales from June 2024. The premium hatchback managed to find just over 8,900 unit sales.
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The Toyota Innova nameplate, including both the Innova Crysta and Innova Hycross, maintained a steady performance in June 2025 with over 8800 units sold. Meanwhile, its rival nameplate, the Kia Carens, which is now backed by the new Carens Clavis, claimed a spot in the roster this time, marking a 75 percent jump in its MoM sales.
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