Maruti Suzuki expects its exports to cross 4 lakh units in FY26, after dispatching over 2 lakh units in the first half of the fiscal.Maruti Suzuki India Ltd (MSIL) on Saturday said its domestic sales, including passenger vehicles and light commercial vehicles, rose 10 per cent in October to 180,675 units, compared with 163,130 units in October 2024.
The company said demand was buoyed by strong festive sentiment and increased enquiries following the implementation of GST 2.0, which has improved affordability for entry-level models.
Sales to other OEMs stood at 8,915 units, while exports declined 5.6 per cent to 31,304 units from 33,168 units a year earlier.
“As small cars recover post-GST, there could be a slight change in the mix, but the overall portfolio remains healthy and balanced,” said R. C. Bhargava, non- executive chairman, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd, during the company’s post-earnings call for the September quarter.
Maruti Suzuki expects its exports to cross 4 lakh units in FY26, after dispatching over 2 lakh units in the first half of the fiscal. Exports continue to remain a key contributor to the company’s profitability.
The automaker’s record performance in October reflects a revival in the small car segment and sustained strength in its SUV and premium hatchback portfolios.
