Maruti mini-car sales jump 147% in April-May as Kharkhoda capacity unlocks supply
Maruti Suzuki sold 32,341 mini cars in April-May FY27, up 147% YoY, after Kharkhoda's second plant added 250,000 units of capacity (500,000 total). CNG variants now drive 40% of small-car volumes, with 150,000 units in the order book, 10,000 daily bookings, and 47% first-time buyers signaling entry-level demand revival.
What happened
Maruti Suzuki's mini-car sales surged 147% YoY in April-May FY27 as production constraints eased and Kharkhoda's second plant added 250,000-unit capacity. CNG
Key facts
- 147% YoY mini-car growth
- 32,341 units Apr-May
- 16,275 units May
- 250,000 units capacity added
- 500,000 total Kharkhoda capacity
- 40% CNG mix in small cars
- 150,000 order book
- 10,000 bookings/day
- 17 days dealer inventory
- 47% first-time buyers
Why this matters
The entry-level revival validates capacity bets in small cars and CNG powertrains—scout component suppliers and CNG infrastructure plays before peers price in the structural shift back to sub-compact volumes.
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