Maruti reports record sales in May

Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. sold a total of 242,688 units in May 2026, which is its highest ever monthly sales volume. The company registered an overall sales growth of 34.7 per cent.

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Domestic sales also reached an all-time high of 193,535 units in May 2026, up from 138,690 units in the comparable period last year.

Domestic passenger vehicle sales increased to 190,337 units from 135,962 units.

Total export sincreased to 41,914 units from 31,219 units.

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