Brezza Beats Nexon, Venue, and Sonet to Claim No. 1 Spot in June 2025 – Price Starts at Just ₹8.69 Lakh

The sub-4 meter SUV segment—one of India’s most competitive automotive markets—witnessed a sharp decline in sales during June 2025. Despite the slowdown, Maruti Suzuki’s Brezza has emerged as the undisputed leader, leaving behind rivals like Tata Nexon, Mahindra XUV3XO, Hyundai Venue, and Kia Sonet.

Sub-4m SUV Sales Drop 14% Year-on-Year

The segment saw a steep year-on-year decline, with sales falling from 95,201 units in June 2024 to 81,665 units in June 2025, marking a 14.22% drop. Compared to May 2025, sales also plummeted by 17.48%, signaling a cooling demand for compact SUVs. However, the Brezza continues to dominate the segment.

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Brezza Retains Top Spot

Maruti Suzuki’s Brezza led the charts with 14,507 units sold in June 2025. While this is a 6.8% dip compared to May 2025, it represents a solid 10% growth year-on-year. With a starting price of ₹8.69 lakh (ex-showroom), Brezza’s blend of reliability, features, and fuel efficiency keeps it a preferred choice for buyers.

Tata Nexon Slips Despite EV Options

Tata Nexon (ICE + EV) secured the second spot with 11,602 units sold, but overall sales declined by 3.85% YoY and 11% month-on-month. Despite its EV variant gaining traction, stiff competition and price-sensitive buyers have impacted Nexon’s performance.

Tata Punch Faces a Major Setback

The Tata Punch and Punch EV recorded 10,446 units sold, but the model faced a 42% drop in sales compared to last year and a 20% decline MoM, raising concerns about its momentum in the market.

Maruti Fronx Holds Steady

Maruti’s Fronx posted 9,815 units sold, witnessing a modest 1.31% YoY growth. However, the model suffered a 27.75% MoM decline, reflecting broader market challenges.

Other Key Players

  • Mahindra XUV 3XO – 7,089 units (16.6% YoY drop)

  • Hyundai Venue – 6,858 units (30.6% YoY drop)

  • Kia Sonet – 6,658 units (32.1% YoY drop)

  • Hyundai Exter – 5,873 units

  • Skoda Kylaq – 3,196 units (35% YoY drop)

  • Toyota Taisor – 2,408 units (24.4% YoY drop)

  • Nissan Magnite – 1,313 units (37% YoY drop)

  • Kia Syros – 774 units (78.5% YoY drop)

  • Renault Kiger – 755 units (34.3% YoY drop, but 37% MoM growth)

  • Maruti Jimny – 371 units (45.6% YoY drop)

Quarterly Performance Shows Mixed Trends

In Q2 2025, the sub-4m SUV segment recorded 2,83,476 units sold, a marginal 1.11% decline compared to Q2 2024. The Brezza led with 47,044 units, followed by Nexon with 40,155 units. Tata Punch experienced the steepest fall with a 36% YoY drop. New entrants like Skoda Kylaq and Kia Syros have injected fresh competition, but consistent sales remain a challenge.

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EVs and Market Dynamics

The growing popularity of electric vehicles is beginning to affect the sales of conventional ICE (internal combustion engine) models. While Maruti and Tata continue to dominate, brands like Hyundai, Kia, Renault, and Nissan may need aggressive updates and new strategies to regain market share.

People Also Ask

1. Which SUV is currently the best-selling in India?
The Maruti Suzuki Brezza is the top-selling SUV in the sub-4m segment, with 14,507 units sold in June 2025.

2. What is the starting price of the Maruti Brezza?
The Brezza starts at ₹8.69 lakh (ex-showroom) and offers multiple trims, including petrol and CNG variants.

3. How did Tata Nexon perform in June 2025?
Tata Nexon sold 11,602 units, placing second in the segment, but it recorded a 3.85% YoY decline.

4. Which SUV faced the steepest decline?
The Kia Syros saw the biggest drop, with sales down by 78.5% compared to June 2024.