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</p><p>&nbsp; The car sales in the month of April 2017 saw an increase over similar period of 2016. Numbers from Maruti Suzuki are quite impressive considering that they are already leading the market almost since its inception. Swift took over the torch of the largest selling car in India in last month and sold a staggering 23802 units. Baleno, another blockbuster product from the same stable, raked up a stunning number and sold 17530 units; looks like the Gujarat plant is adding to the push. Out of top 10 selling cars in India, 7 are from Maruti Suzuki and 12 cars out of top 20 selling cars is a Maruti product.</p><p>&nbsp; Hyundai came in at second as usual, and saw an increase in sales. However, their 3 leading models are Elite i20, Grand i10 and Creta. It’d be really nice to have a few more successful models from Hyundai. Can the upcoming Verna set the sales order book on fire? &nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp; Mahindra coming in at distant third, but it didn’t enjoy a growing month. KUV and TUV have been slowing down for a while now, Scorpio continues to battle for higher numbers, while XUV500 isn’t exactly a hot seller, it has seen better sales numbers. Perhaps the product quality and service quality play a role too. &nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp; Honda sees some benefit in the form of WR-V, but it looks like Honda City and Honda Jazz sales were cannibalized a bit to have the relatively impressive numbers of WR-V. Toyota had a good month with product having premium pricing saw good success. Corolla is leading its segment, 6500+ units of Innova Crysta and 2200+ units of Fortuner are seriously impressive. </p>&nbsp; Rest, the numbers are more or less in the same ballpark. Tata Motors have finally got acceptance and tasted some success with Tiago, Tigor and Hexa. The design direction of Tata Motors is one of the best from any manufacturer since a while. Ford Endeavour moved 632 units which is good. We hope that the seriously capable SUV gets more success. For Renault, Kwid is slightly inconsistent for past few months. Nissan is not having any good seller except the Redi-go, but considering mass market placement of it, some more numbers are missing. Volkswagen Ameo has cannibalized sales of both, Polo and Vento. GM is clearly struggling, so is Fiat.<div><br></div><div>Top 20 selling cars in India</div><div><br></div><div><img alt="" src="http://carhunt.in/images/article_images/april_sales_2 (1).png"></div><div><br></div><div>Sales by manufacturer</div><div><br></div><div><img alt="" src="http://carhunt.in/images/article_images/april_sales_2 (2).png"><br>&nbsp;
<p></p><p>Source: <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.autopunditz.com/news/indian-car-sales-figures-april-2017/">Autopundtiz</a></p></div>