The government had declared a national lockdown as a protective step to fight the Covid-19 pandemic, and vehicle manufacturing firms in India were searching for ways to address what will be remembered as one of the most important obstacles of their careers – the nationwide lockdown. But still in the month of march after the rise of a new year there are some top selling cars. Let’s check it out.
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Maruthi Suzuki Swift
The Maruti Swift is once again at the top of the monthly sales charts in March 2021, with 21,714 units sold. The facelifted hatchback, which received small upgrades in February, is likely to have contributed to the hatchback’s increased sales. The 16-year reign of Maruti’s pacesetter Alto as the best-selling car in the country has eventually come to an end.
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Maruti Suzuki Baleno
With 21,217 units delivered, Maruthi Baleno is in second place. By 497 units, it misses the mark of the Swift. Sigma, Delta, Zeta, and Alpha are the four Baleno forms.
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Maruthi Suzuki Wagon R
Moving ahead, Maruti’s tallboy is ranked third among India’s best-selling cars in March 2021. WagonR finished the month with a YoY increase of 18,757 units sold. WagonR continues to sell well in India, thanks to the availability of CNG and both manual and automatic transmissions. The Baleno and Wagon R are apart by about 2,500 units.
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Maruti Alto
This time, Alto has sunk a little. The majority of the time, we’ve seen Alto at the top or second position. This time, the Alto has slipped to fourth place, which isn’t bad considering the top three positions are still occupied by the Maruti family. In March 2021, Alto sold 17,401 units, a 60.69 percent raise over the same month the previous year.
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Hyundai Creta
With 12,640 units sold in March 2021, the Hyundai Creta holds its fifth position on the list. The Hyundai Creta is the first Hyundai on the chart. Sales have more than doubled in the last year, from 6,706 units in March 2020, when Hyundai debuted the new-generation Creta, just weeks before the pandemic forced the lockdown.
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Maruti Eeco
The Maruti Eeco has surpassed the Maruti Dzire by 113 units this month. In March, Maruti sold 11,434 units of the micro sedan, compared to 11,547 units for Eeco.
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Vitara Brezza
There is a petrol-only edition available. In terms of sales, the Maruti Suzuki Brezza is the category king. The Hyundai Venue appears to be outsold by the Vitara Brezza, this time by just over 500 units. In March, Maruti SUV sales totaled 11,274 units, down 300 units from February.
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Hyundai Grand i10 NIOS
The Hyundai Grand i10 NIOS is the company’s second vehicle to make the list. The Grand i10 NIOS is one of the top ten most famous cars in March 2021. From 10,270 units sold in February 2021 to 11,020 units sold in March 2021, it has seen a monthly sales increase of about 800 units.