
Maruti Suzuki India reported domestic sales of 200,123 vehicles in July 2026, compared with 140,570 a year earlier. Utility vehicles contributed 78,851 units, while compact and midsize cars accounted for 90,822. Mini-car sales also rose to 12,634 units. The Brezza crossed 1.5 million cumulative sales in July and retained a 31% segment share, according to the source.
The updated Brezza starts at ₹7,39,900 ex-showroom and adds a 1.0-litre turbo petrol engine, a larger infotainment screen and a claimed five-star safety rating. Ferrari said its order books are full through 2027, with new orders processed from 2028. It shipped 6,802 vehicles in the first half of 2026.
The figures point to strong demand for Maruti’s utility vehicles and continued interest in practical, familiar models. However, sales numbers alone do not show profitability, customer satisfaction or the effect of discounts. Ferrari’s reported order backlog reflects strong demand, but the source gives limited detail on regional orders and production capacity. Claims about fuel efficiency and safety should be checked against independent testing before buyers draw firm conclusions.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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