Baleno led Maruti’s September 2026 sales ahead of Fronx and WagonR, while WagonR topped the July–September model rankings
Maruti Suzuki registered sales of 1,81,838 units in September 2026, growing 36.90% over 1,32,821 units sold in September 2025. The increase amounted to 49,017 units, with Baleno, Victoris, Fronx and Brezza among the largest contributors to growth. Compared with August 2026, sales rose 2.75% from 1,76,971 units. While Baleno topped the monthly rankings, WagonR remained Maruti’s highest-selling model for the July–September quarter.
Maruti Sales Breakup Sep 2026 – New Baleno Takes The Lead
New Baleno, which was launched recently, led with 25,392 units, registering 92.76% growth over 13,173 units a year earlier. It accounted for 13.96% of Maruti’s September sales and delivered the largest absolute year-on-year increase in the lineup at 12,219 units. Sales also jumped 61.26% over August’s 15,746 units.
Fronx ranked second with 19,282 units, up 40.06% from 13,767 units in September 2025. WagonR followed with 18,835 units, growing 22.40% year-on-year, although volumes declined 6.67% compared with August. Dzire recorded 17,754 units, down 11.40% from 20,038 units a year earlier. Sales also slipped 3.61% month-on-month. Swift completed the top five with 17,399 units, registering 11.91% annual growth but a 12.27% decline over August.
Ertiga, Brezza And Victoris Post Strong Growth
Ertiga sold 16,911 units, up 39.59% over 12,115 units in September 2025. However, volumes were 8.67% lower than August’s 18,516 units. Brezza recorded 15,685 units, growing 54.18% year-on-year and 2.60% month-on-month. Victoris contributed 13,111 units, compared with 4,261 units a year earlier.
Eeco registered 11,040 units, up 10.01% year-on-year, while Alto returned to five-digit monthly volumes at 10,024 units. Alto grew 84.47% over September 2025 and 15.32% over August 2026. Grand Vitara sales reached 8,513 units, growing 49.40% year-on-year and 9.03% sequentially. XL6 recorded 3,251 units, up 49.82% annually, while Celerio more than doubled its year-ago volume to 2,428 units.
eVitara Records 1,342 Units
The eVitara contributed 1,342 units in September, down 15.38% from 1,586 units in August. Jimny registered 544 units, growing 83.78% year-on-year but declining 7.17% sequentially. Invicto sold 272 units, up 26.51% year-on-year and 27.10% month-on-month. S-Presso volumes fell sharply to 55 units from 1,774 units a year earlier.
Maruti Q3 2026 Sales – WagonR Leads
Maruti’s July–September sales totalled 5,55,012 units, up 38.11% from 4,01,875 units in Q3 2025. WagonR topped the quarterly rankings with 62,353 units, growing 39.65%. Dzire followed with 59,963 units, up 4.39%, narrowly ahead of Baleno at 59,379 units, which grew 55.34%. Swift recorded 58,769 units, up 39.52%, while Fronx reached 57,485 units with growth of 47.17%.
Ertiga contributed 57,033 units, growing 20.92%, followed by Brezza at 43,028 units, up 13.66%. Victoris recorded 37,423 units against 4,261 units in the corresponding quarter, delivering the largest absolute increase of any Maruti model at 33,162 units.
Eeco and Alto registered 36,897 and 31,250 units, respectively, while Grand Vitara added 24,448 units. XL6 reached 10,381 units and Celerio recorded 9,332 units. The eVitara contributed 4,543 units, followed by Jimny at 1,658 units. Invicto, and S-Presso were the only model lines to decline year-on-year during the quarter. Ignis has been discontinued.
