BMW Group India has recorded its best-ever sales of 11,978 cars in the first nine months of 2025, marking a 13% year-on-year rise over the same period last year. This robust performance underlines BMW’s continued momentum in India’s luxury car market, driven by a strong product portfolio, expanding dealer network, and growing demand for electric vehicles.
In the third quarter (July–September), BMW Group India achieved its highest-ever Q3 sales of 4,204 vehicles, boosted by the introduction of new GST pricing and the festive season surge. Electric models further reinforced BMW’s leadership, with 2,509 EVs delivered between January and September—a remarkable 246% year-on-year increase—making BMW the number one choice for luxury electric cars in India. Long-wheelbase variants (7 Series, 5 Series, 3 Series, iX1 LWB) collectively grew by 169% year-on-year, accounting for 50% of total volumes.
Mercedes-Benz India
Mercedes-Benz India sold 9,013 units in the first half of calendar 2025 (January–June), a 2.7% dip against H1 2024 amid macroeconomic headwinds. However, the brand bounced back with its highest-ever Q3 (July–September) sales, retailing 5,119 cars following GST 2.0 reforms and buoyant Navratri demand. On a combined Jan–Sep basis, this implies approximately 14,132 units, positioning Mercedes-Benz slightly ahead of BMW in overall volumes but trailing in EV market share.
