Maruti Suzuki India September sales up 4.6%

October 01, 2014 11:25 am | Updated November 16, 2021 07:11 pm IST - New Delhi

Newly manufactured cars at Maruti Suzuki's Manesar production facility near Delhi. (File photo)

Newly manufactured cars at Maruti Suzuki's Manesar production facility near Delhi. (File photo)

The country’s largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India on Wednesday reported 4.6 per cent increase in its total sales in September 2014 at 1,09,742 units as against 1,04,964 units in the same month previous year.

Domestic sales during the month stood at 99,290 units, up 9.8 per cent from 90,399 units in September previous year, Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) said in a statement. Sales of mini passenger cars, including Alto, A-Star and WagonR were down 13.4 per cent at 35,547 units as against 41,061 units in the same month previous year.

MSI said during the month, sales of its compact cars, comprising Swift, Estilo, Celerio, Ritz and Dzire were at 43,304 units as against 36,679 units in the year-ago month, up 18.1 per cent. Dzire Tour sales were at 1,221 units as against 857 units in September last year, up 42.5 per cent.

During the month, the company said it dispatched 1,375 units of the soon-to-be-launched sedan Ciaz. The company’s sales of utility vehicles, including Ertiga and Gypsy were at 5,980 units as against 2,657 units, up 125.1 per cent. Van sales, consisting of Omni and Eeco, were at 11,863 units as compared to 8,767 units in the previous year, up 35.3 per cent, it said.

Exports in September were down 28.2 per cent to 10,452 units from 14,565 units in the same month previous year, the company said.

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