Toyota Reports Positive Sales Figures For May 2025, Retailed 30,864 Units
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The wholesale to dealers in the domestic market, the numbers stood at 29,280 units last month. The export figures stood at 1,584 units.
Toyota Kirloskar Motor has been witnessing an overwhelming response from the customers over the past few months. The company on Sunday revealed its sales report, informing about the figures that increased 22 per cent year-on-year.
According to the details shared by the brand, it has sold more than 30,860 units last month (May), attracting more customers as compared to the same month last year. The wholesale to dealers in the domestic market, the numbers stood at 29,280 units last month. The export figures stood at 1,584 units.
Top Performer
It has been reported that the comapny witnessed an impressive growth due to its SUV and MPV categories. The combined volumes of the sales for the first two months of the fiscal year have increased by 34 percent as compared to last year.
The hot-selling products Fortuner and Legender remain the top performers. The SUVs have contributed massively to the overall sales figures. These offerings have collectively crossed the 3 lakh unit mark in the country, becoming the top choice in the segment.
Badge-engineered models
Apart from this, the badge-engineered models such as Glanza, Rumion, and Taisor also did a good job and successfully dominated the segment with decent sales figures.
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June 01, 2025, 12:36 IST
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