Highest selling cars in India 2020 - Autonexa

Compared to strong October sales, November saw sales decline month-over-month, although the passenger car segment still recorded 9 percent year-on-year growth. In terms of individual performance, Tata posted over 100% annual growth, while other companies such as Kia, Honda and MG posted strong growth. Maruti Suzuki saw sales drop 2 percent year-on-year and 17 percent month-over-month, although cars continued to dominate the list of best-selling cars in the country. Let's take a look at the top performing companies in November.rnrn• Maruti Swift, Baleno, Wagon R, Alto and Dzire continue to lock out the top fivernrn• Kia Sonet climbs to seventh place behind Hyundai Cretarnrn• Maruti Ertiga joins the list while the Vitara Brezza slips outrn

Highest selling cars in India 

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Maruti Swift (18,498 units)

rnThe Maruti Swift has maintained its position as the highest selling cars in India with 18,498 units sold in November 2020 despite a significant drop in sales over the last month. The month's performance brought cumulative sales of the popular Maruti Hatchback in April-November 2020 to 95,382 units.rnrnCurrently in its third generation, the Maruti Swift is available in four optional trim levels: LXi, VXi, ZXi and ZXi + and with the company's tried-and-tested 1.2-litre K12 petrol engine. Gearbox options include a standard 5-speed manual and a 5-speed AMT option is available on all options except the basic version.rnrn Highest selling cars in Indiarn

Maruti Baleno (17,872 units)

rnWith  17,872 units shifted in November 2020, Maruti Baleno continued to hold the second position on the bestseller list while simultaneously closing the gap on the Swift.rnrnCompeting with the new Hyundai i20, Honda Jazz, Tata Altroz ​​and Toyota Glanza, supplied to Toyota by Maruti Baleno offers a spacious cabin and a range of vibrant and economical engines, and is the only car in the Maruti line to offer the CVT gearbox option. Buyers have two engine options to choose from, a powerful 83-hp 1.2-liter gasoline or a 90-horsepower 1.2-liter twin jet engine with mild hybrid technology.rnrn Highest selling cars in Indiarn

Maruti Wagon R (16,256 units)

rnThe Maruti Wagon R also maintained its third position, recording sales of 16,256 units, beating the Alto with just 935 units. The latest generation of the Maruti long boy hatchback continues to perform well on the market and is among Highest selling cars in India, having built a reputation as an affordable, spacious, efficient and affordable city car.rnrnAvailable with a choice of petrol engines: 1.0-liter K10 gasoline and 1.2-liter K12 gasoline, and a factory-equipped CNG option, the third-generation Wagon R takes on the Hyundai Santro and Tata Tiago.rnrn Highest selling cars in Indiarn

Maruti Alto (15,321 units)

rnFor the second consecutive month, Maruti Alto is fourth in the sales charts. Maruti's entry-level hatchback has always been one of the automaker's best-selling products and recently completed two decades in the Indian market.rnrnThe long-service hatchback's strengths are the experience of peace of mind at an affordable price, although new entrants have a lot to offer.rnrn Highest selling cars in Indiarn

Maruti Dzire (13,536 units)

rnThe only sedan to make the list, Maruti Dzire, has long been a front-runner in the compact sedan segment, battling competition from the likes of Honda Amaze and Hyundai Aura. With 13,536 units sold, Dzire tops the top five best-selling cars in the country, a list that hasn't changed ridiculously since last month.rnrnDzire received a mid-cycle update earlier this year ahead of the COVID-19 related lockdowns. The update brought with it slight design changes, an updated equipment list, and a 90-horsepower 1.2-liter petrol engine, though there is no moderate hybrid tech here.rnrn Highest selling cars in Indiarn

Hyundai Creta (12,017 units)

rnThe second-generation Hyundai Creta quickly picked up where its predecessor left off by acquiring the best-selling midsize SUV on the market despite stiff competition from the Kia Seltos. With sales of 12,017 units in November 2020, Creta has also maintained its place on the list and is among highest selling cars in India.rnrnThe Creta is available with two petrol options: 1.5-liter naturally aspirated petrol and 1.4-liter turbo petrol and a 1.5-liter diesel engine, which is a feature charged and available in a wide range of engine variants and gearbox combinations; Each engine has its own unique automatic gearbox option. With it, although the fully loaded SUV is quite expensive and the design is quite polarising.rnrn Highest selling cars in Indiarn

Kia Sonet (11,417 units)

rnKia Sonet helped propel Kia to grow 50 percent year-over-year in terms of total sales in November 2020 and is among highest selling cars in India. With sales of 11,417 units, Sonnet's figures, while lower than October, were still strong enough to to boost them. It reaches three places, becoming number seven.rnrnIt was the third month in a row that the new Kia Sonet outsold its larger sibling, Seltos. In September, Sonet sold 9,266 units to 9,079 Seltos units, and in October, Sonet registered 11,721 units, compared to 8,900 Seltos units.rnrnLaunched in September 2020, the Sonet is in the burgeoning compact SUV category that has recently seen the addition of an all-new Nissan Magnite, with the Renault Kiger next year. Other competitors include its sister model Hyundai Venue, Tata Nexon, Ford EcoSport, Maruti Vitara Brezza, Mahindra XUV300 and Toyota Urban Cruiser.rnrn Highest selling cars in Indiarn

Maruti Eeco (11,183 units)

rnUtilitarian as it may be, Eeco is the cheapest way to transport up to seven people from A to B in India and is among highest selling cars in India. With no direct competitor, Eeco sold 11,183 units in November, placing it behind Sonet on the list with just 234 units.rnrn Highest selling cars in Indiarn

Hyundai Grand i10 (10,936 units)

rnThe second Hyundai to make the list, the Grand i10 lost ground to Eeco and Sonet in November, with sales falling to 10,936 units from 1,4003 in October 2020 and is among highest selling cars in India. In its current generation, the Grand i10 Nios, Hyundai offers a hatchback that rivals the best-selling Maruti Swift, while the Grand i10 remains. The older one is for sale as a more spacious alternative to the Hyundai Santro.rnrn Highest selling cars in Indiarn

Maruti Ertiga (9,557 units)

rnMaruti Ertiga is this month's newcomer to the list, essentially replacing Maruti Vitara Brezza. Currently in its second generation, the Ertiga is available with a single 1.5-liter light hybrid gasoline engine, and buyers have also offered a factory-equipped CNG option.rnrnBuyers will love the Ertiga for its spacious, functional interior and sense of value, with the closest competition being the diesel-only Mahindra Marazzo.rnrnAlso Read: Top 13 Bikes in India under 1 Lakh in 2020