Domestic Hyundai Motor India, who was in second place in the passenger vehicle market for a long time, has suffered a major loss in February this year. In February 2025, Hyundai slipped to fourth place in terms of retail sales. This information was revealed from the sales data released on Thursday. The latest figures of the Federation of Automobile Dealers Association show that in February 2025, Hyundai Motor India made a total of 38,156 vehicles retail sales that is 20 percent less than 47,540 trains sold in the same period of a year ago. With this, Hyundai’s stake in the Indian market declined to 12.58 percent in February 2025, compared to 14.05 percent in the month of February last year.
Mahindra sold 39,889 vehicles in February
According to Fada data, Maruti Suzuki India topped this time as usual. Maruti finished first in the passenger vehicle segment with retail sales of 1,18,149 vehicles in February. Maruti’s market share recorded a slight increase and it increased to 38.94 percent. At the same time, Mahindra & Mahindra moved to second place with the sale of 39,889 vehicles and its market share was 13.15 percent. At the same time, Tata Motors sold 38,696 vehicles retail last month and its market share increased to 12.75 percent.
Data collected from 1378 Regional Transport Office
In this way Hyundai has now finished fourth in the Indian market after Maruti Suzuki India, Mahindra & Mahindra and Tata Motors. She was in second place for a long time. Fada has released these sales figures based on the data collected from 1378 regional transport offices across the country.
Hero MotoCorp dominated two-wheelers
Hero MotoCorp dominated the two-wheeler segment. Hero MotoCorp retained the first place in February 2025 with retail sales of 3,85,988 trains. Its market share was 28.52 percent. Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India finished second with retail sales of 3,28,502 vehicles and market share of 24.27 percent. Whereas, the TVS motor company finished third with retail sales of 2,53,499 units and 18.73 percent market share.
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