Maruti Wagon R And Swift Were The Most Sought After Compact And Midsize Hatchbacks In February 2025
Modified On Mar 12, 2025 10:54 AM By Kartik for Maruti Wagon R
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While most models reported negative month-on-month (MoM) figures, the Maruti Celerio’s sales more than doubled when compared to last month
Sales figures for the compact and midsize hatchback segment are out for February 2025. Most models reported a negative MoM in February, while the year-on-year (YoY) figures were mostly positive. Here is a look at the sales figures of each model in the compact and midsize hatchback segment and how they performed in February 2025.
Model |
February 2025 |
January 2025 |
February 2024 |
Maruti Wagon R |
19,879 |
24,078 |
19,412 |
Maruti Swift |
16,269 |
17,081 |
13,165 |
Tata Tiago (ICE+EV) |
6,954 |
6,807 |
6,947 |
Hyundai Grand i10 Nios |
4,940 |
5,311 |
4,947 |
Maruti Celerio |
4,226 |
1,954 |
3,586 |
Maruti Ignis |
2,394 |
3,780 |
2,110 |
Key Takeaways
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While the Maruti Wagon R retained the top spot with a sales figure of over 19,800 units, its MoM figure went down by 17 percent. When YoY figures are considered, the hatchback saw a growth of 2 percent.
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The Maruti Swift also retained its second spot even though the midsize hatchback reported a negative MoM movement by around 5 percent. Compared to sales figures from last year, the Swift saw the highest positive growth of 24 percent.
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Tata reported nearly 7,000-unit sales of the Tiago in February 2025. This figure marks a positive MoM growth for the hatchback, while the YoY growth was negligible. Please note that these figures include both ICE and EV versions of the Tiago.
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Hyundai dispatched slightly more than 4,900 units of the Grand i10 Nios, resulting in a decline in MoM figure by a factor of 7 percent. The YoY growth for the Grand i10 Nios was reported to be negligible.
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Maruti sold slightly over 4,200 units of the Celerio, marking the highest MoM growth on this list of 116 percent. In terms of YoY sales, the Celerio also saw a positive growth of 18 percent.
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Maruti sold nearly 2,400 units of the Ignis in February 2025, which marked a MoM decline of 37 percent and a YoY growth of 13 percent.
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