The company said its MQB-A0-IN platform — developed specifically for India — remained at the core of the robust growth in 2025 and underpins all locally manufactured Skoda and Volkswagen models.SAVWIPL also marked a major landmark in its internationalisation strategy as cumulative exports surpassed 7,15,000 units, firmly establishing the country as a strategic global production base for the group, it said.
The group expanded its global footprint by exploring and entering new markets in GCC and ASEAN regions.
The year also saw Volkswagen retained leadership in the premium sedan category, with Virtus commanding a 38 per cent share, while the first batch of the Golf GTI sold out within days of its launch, the company said.
Skoda recorded a 107 per cent growth, driven by strong demand of the sub-4-meter Kylaq and the Octavia RS models comeback, it said, adding that at the same time, the group has increased its customer touchpoints to a strong 700 across brands, creating a reliable and well-spread service network across the country.
In the premium segment, the company said, Audi introduced the Q7 Signature Edition, the Q3 and Q5 Signature Lines, and the RSQ8 Performance.
Lamborghini launched the Temerario, while Porsche expanded to 13 points of sale and added new experiential formats to deepen customer engagement.
At the same time, Bentley joined SAVWIPL as the sixth brand, establishing new dealerships in Mumbai, Bengaluru and Delhi, it said.
With a host of product launches planned in 2026, SAVWIPL aims to build on this momentum, strengthen customer engagement and advance its sustainability commitments, the company said.
