Here’re The 10 Best-selling Carmakers In June 2021

Published July 7, 2021
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Maruti Suzuki rebounds to its usual spot, first, with almost three times the sales as second-place Hyundai

Here’re The 10 Best-selling Carmakers In June 2021 highlights

After a rollercoaster couple of months, the sales figures from June show a strong rebound for the automotive industry. The month of May 2021 saw a major dip in sales, due to the uncertainty surrounding the ongoing pandemic. However, things are much better now, and even in comparison to the previous year as well. Let’s take a look:

OEM	June 2021	June 2020	YoY Growth %	June 2021	May 2021	MoM Growth %
Maruti Suzuki	1,24,280	51,274	142.4%	1,24,280	32,903	277.7%
Hyundai	40,496	21,320	89.9%	40,496	25,001	62%
Tata	24,111	11,419	111.1%	24,111	15,181	58.8%
Mahindra	16,636	7,958	109%	16,636	7,748	114.7%
Kia	15,015	7,275	106.4%	15,015	11,050	35.9%
Toyota	8,798	3,866	127.6%	8,798	707	1144.4%
Renault	6,100	4,634	31.6%	6,100	2,620	132.8%
Ford	4,936	2,639	87%	4,936	766	544.4%
Honda	4,767	1,398	241%	4,767	2,032	134.6%
MG	3,558	2,012	76.8%	3,558	1,444	146.4%

Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, and Tata have maintained their spots in the top three. However, Maruti Suzuki has taken a comfortable lead at the top with almost three times the sales of second-placed Hyundai. Skoda-Volkswagen and Nissan have fallen out of the top ten after featuring in the list in May. The two new entries consist of Ford and Toyota. Toyota has recorded 8,798 sales in June after just 707 in May, whereas Ford has recorded 4.936 sales versus just 766 in May.

Overall, every entry in the list has shown a positive growth, both in month-on-month and year-on-year comparisons. Toyota’s strong recovery has resulted in the highest MoM growth at 1144.4%. List leader Maruti Suzuki has shown a 142.4% growth since last year and 277.7% growth over May.

Lockdown restrictions easing in most states has resulted in an improvement over the month of May when the situation was still grim.

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