Published : 09 August 2022
Read Time : 5 min
Author: Prathu Sharma
In this July 2022 cars sales analysis article, we’ll look at the YoY and MoM change for the 20 top-selling cars of July 2022. Based on the data, we’ll also share our observations and possible reasons for big improvement or massive decline in sales where applicable.
July 2022 - 20 Top-Selling Cars YoY Change
- The top 11 best selling cars in July 2022 sold well over 10,000 units a month.
- Half the models on the top 20 bestselling list in July 2022 are from Maruti Suzuki, whereas there were just 8 in June YoY comparison.
- Ignoring the ludicrous gain figure of Celerio in July because it sold only 2 units in July 2021, the S-Presso is the biggest YoY gainer in the month of July, with 65% YoY.
- The next best YoY performer in July 2022 after the S-Presso is Venue from Hyundai, with a growth of 46.61%, followed by Tata’s Nexon with 38% growth and Maruti's Dzire with 29.7% growth.
- The Alto was the biggest loser, with a decline of 29.55%, followed by the Ertiga ( -27.84%), Brezza (-23.42%) and Kia Sonet (-6%).
- Hyundai have 4 cars in June 2022 YoY Top 20 performers list, Kia have 2, Tata have 2, while Mahindra and Toyota have 1 car each.
July 2022 - 20 Top-Selling Cars MoM Change
- The WagonR keeps its top spot, continuing its upward MoM rise trend in July as well, with a growth of 17.71%.
- In terms of MoM change, the S-Presso is the top gainer, with an improvement of almost 1628%.
- The second best performer in MoM improvement comes from the Maruti Brezza, which used to be known as Vitara Brezza till last month, posting a 120% better figure in July compared to the June performance.
- Alto, Celerio and i20 are the top 3 losers, posting a decline of 34.26%, 21% and 13.2%, respectively.
- Tata Nexon, Mahindra Bolero saw a negligible decline of 0.57% and 0.42%, respectively.
Top 20 Sellings Cars— 6-Month Sales Trend (Feb 2022 - July 2022)
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