Hyundai India posted 55,064 units in March 2026, a moderate 6% YoY gain over 51,820 units in March 2025. More encouragingly, the brand also grew 5% month-on-month from February’s 52,407 units — suggesting a genuine sequential recovery, not just a base effect.
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The Hyundai Creta remains the undisputed king of the portfolio. Despite a marginal 1% dip in both YoY and MoM performance, it contributed nearly a third of Hyundai’s total volume with 17,838 units.
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Following closely is the Venue, which continues to find strong favor in the compact SUV segment. It registered 11,147 units, reflecting a healthy 7% YoY growth.
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Aura showed exceptional YoY resilience with a 31% growth, jumping from 5,074 units last year to 6,663 units this March.
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Exter is is gaining serious momentum. While its 10% YoY growth is solid, its 54% MoM surge (up from 4,200 in February) suggests a sharp increase in production or market demand.
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i20 remains a steady performer with 5,614 units, up 26% compared to March 2025.
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While the sedan segment faces pressure, the Verna pulled off a massive 102% MoM jump, doubling its February numbers to reach 1,399 units.
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The Alcazar struggled this month, dropping 38% YoY. More notably, the flagship Tucson and IONIQ 5 recorded zero dispatches for March 2026, which could indicate a stock transition or a shift in focus toward newer EV iterations.
Key Performance Highlights
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Sales (Mar 2026): 55,064 units
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Sales (Mar 2025): 51,820 units
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YoY Growth: +6.3%
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MoM Growth: +5.1% (vs 52,407 in Feb 2026)
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Market Share: 12.3%
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Market Share Change: -1.1% YoY
Conclusion
Hyundai’s 6% YoY growth in March 2026 is decent. The brand’s strength continues to rest on a broad, well-spread lineup (Creta + Venue + Aura + Exter covering four distinct price-feature slots), but Creta’s mild YoY decline and Alcazar’s steep fall are worth watching. The 5% MoM improvement — led by Exter and Verna — suggests end-of-quarter dispatches were healthy. The next few months will test whether that momentum carries into Q1 FY27 or fades with the seasonal slowdown.
