Team Car Delight

Joseph July 11, 2025

Hyundai Motors reported total sales of 44,024 units in June 2025, showing a 12% decline year-on-year compared to 50,103 units sold in June 2024. Despite the YoY dip, the brand managed to maintain month-on-month sales, with a negligible 0% change over May 2025, where it sold 43,861 units.

Hyundai June 2025 Sales Analysis

Model

June 2025 June 2024 Difference YoY Growth

Creta

15,786 16,293 -507 -3%

Venue

6,858 9,890 -3,032 -31%

Exter

5,873 6,908 -1,035 -15%

Aura

5,413 4,299 +1,114 +26%

Grand i10 Nios

4,237 4,948 -711 -14%

i20

3,785 5,315 -1,530

-29%

Alcazar 1,174 882 +292

+33%

Verna 813 1,424 -611

-43%

Tucson 73 114 -41

-36%

IONIQ 5 12 30 -18

-60%

Total 44,024 50,103 -6,079

-12%

The Hyundai Creta continues to lead the chart, with 15,786 units sold in June 2025. However, it registered a 3% YoY drop. On a positive note, its MoM performance grew by 6%, indicating stable demand in the midsize SUV segment. The Venue, on the other hand, took a major YoY hit, falling by 31% to 6,858 units, while also slipping 9% MoM.

The entry-level SUV Exter saw a 15% YoY decline, with 5,873 units sold, but remained stable month-on-month. Meanwhile, hatchbacks like the Grand i10 Nios and i20 faced double-digit YoY losses of 14% and 29% respectively. The i20 also recorded a 7% MoM drop, indicating possible demand pressure in the premium hatchback space from recently launched model, Tata Altroz Facelift.

Model

June 2025 May 2025 Difference MoM Growth

Creta

15,786 14,860 +926 +6%

Venue

6,858 7,520 -662 -9%

Exter

5,873 5,899 -26 0%

Aura

5,413 5,225 +188 +4%

Grand i10 Nios

4,237 4,344 -107 -2%

i20

3,785 4,090 -305

-7%

Alcazar 1,174 922 +252

+27%

Verna 813 930 -117

-13%

Tucson 73 60 +13

+22%

IONIQ 5 12 11 +1

+9%

Total 44,024 43,861 +163

0%

Among the few gainers, the Hyundai Aura performed strongly with a 26% YoY and 4% MoM growth, selling 5,413 units. The Alcazar also posted gains, rising 33% YoY and a solid 27% MoM, with 1,174 units dispatched—signaling a boost in demand for 3-row SUVs.

The premium sedan Verna saw a steep 43% YoY fall, down to 813 units, and also dipped 13% MoM. An facelift update is on the way for the premium sedan which will add few features and mild design changes, to help improvise the sales. Launch is currently expected by year-end. Hyundai’s flagship EV, the IONIQ 5, declined 60% YoY but posted a 9% MoM increase. The Tucson saw mixed performance—36% down YoY, but 22% up MoM.

Final Thoughts

Hyundai ended June 2025 with flat MoM performance but recorded a double-digit YoY drop. While SUVs like Creta and Alcazar supported overall numbers, challenges remain in compact and premium hatchbacks. To ensure, it’s sales doesn’t slowdown, in the next few months, we’re going to see new launches and updates which should help them grow.

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