The sales figures for June 2025 are out. Maruti Suzuki has yet again taken the top spot, which should come as a surprise to no one. Mahindra retained its second spot, with Hyundai at third, with a smaller gap between the two in June 2025. Other brands also retained their spots from May 2025, and the overall four-wheeler sector saw a decline of nearly 10 percent in June 2025.

10 Best Selling Car Brands In June 2025

Key Takeaways

• Maruti Suzuki, despite being in the first spot, witnessed a month-on-month (MoM) decline of 12.5 percent. The carmaker dispatched 1.18 lakh units last month, which is more than the second and third companies combined.
• Mahindra retained its second spot; however, it reported a decline of nearly 10 percent. The carmaker was unable to breach the 50,000 milestone.
• Hyundai reported a minor growth of about 0.5 percent. The carmaker sold 44,000 units last month and slightly closed the gap between itself and the Indian company Mahindra.
• Tata placed fourth in the list of the top 10 best-selling car brands in June 2025. It witnessed a decline of nearly 11 percent in MoM figures, with dispatched units slightly above 37,000.
• Toyota was unable to reach the 30,000 sales figure. It sold nearly 26,500 units, which marked a decline of almost 10 percent for the Japanese carmaker.
• Kia dispatched slightly more than 20,000 units in June 2025. The carmaker's portfolio includes models such as Sonet, Seltos and the newest addition to the sub-4m segment, Syros.
• Following Kia is MG, which was unable to reach the 10k sales figure, showing a steep decline between the first 6 carmakers and the rest. MG dispatched nearly 5,900 units, which is a decline of nearly 7.5 percent.

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• Skoda was the seventh carmaker on this list and witnessed the highest decline of nearly 26 percent. The company dispatched slightly more than 5,000 units in June 2025.
• Honda was behind the Czech carmaker by 400 units. It was 9th in the list of 10 best-selling car brands in June 2025, yet witnessed the highest growth of nearly 17 percent in terms of MoM figures.
• Volkswagen came last on the list with a dispatch of nearly 3,100 units. The carmaker reported the second-highest growth on this list of around 8.5 percent.

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