Auto Sales July 2025: Toyota Clocks 3% YoY Growth; Sells 31,656 Units

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has clocked its July 2025 retail sales at 32,575 units, registering a 3 per cent year-on-year growth from the 31,656 units sold in July 2024. It comprises 29,159 units retailed within the domestic market and 3,416 units exported. The carmakers' April-to-July sales for 2025 accounted for 1,19,632 units, a 14 per cent rise on the 1,04,861 units sold in the corresponding four months of the last financial year. 

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Sustained Momentum in FY25 and Calendar Year Performance

In CY25, TKM has sold 2,07,460 units from January to July 2025, continuing to post a 14 per cent growth over the 1,81,906 units moved during the same period last year. While the year-on-year figures indicate moderate growth, the sequential performance relative to June 2025, when Toyota announced 32,975 units, indicates a marginal decline of around 400 units. 

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Focus on Product Renewals and Safety Improvements

One of the major highlights of the month was the way the market responded to the special edition Prestige Packages in the Toyota Glanza and the Urban Cruiser Hyryder. These products have been contributing to incremental demand, particularly in the premium hatchback and compact SUV space.

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Adding to its safety halo effect as well, Toyota stated that the Innova Hycross obtained a 5-star Bharat NCAP rating for adult and child occupant protection, a first, which adds weight to its jump in the premium MPV segment.

The company has also introduced six airbags as a standard fit across all models of the Toyota Glanza after the industry trend towards enhanced occupant protection in mass-market vehicles.

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Apart from that, the company also launched the Fortuner with a mild-hybrid system, thereby becoming the segment-first in India's ladder-frame SUV segment. The new system utilises a 48V mild-hybrid system combined with Toyota's standard 2.8-litre, 4-cylinder turbo-diesel engine. 

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