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India September 2011: Hyundai Eon starts with a bang

Hyundai Eon, picture by team-bhp.com

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Exceptional month in India with no less than 4 new models making their first appearance in the ranking. Keeping in mind the Indian models ranking reflects ex-factory sales and not end consumer sales, the Hyundai Eon is already #9 in September with 7,188 units delivered to dealerships, while its official launch was on October 13th.

Should the Maruti Alto be worried? Hyundai is aiming the Eon squarely at it (as well as the Wagon R) and with 21,198 sales in September the Alto is at its lowest volume in 15 months.

Mahindra XUV500

Other newcomers this month are the Nissan Sunny, #42 with 659 sales, the Mahindra XUV500 at #46 and 505 units and the Honda Brio at #53 with 171 sales.

Back to the top of the ranking, the Maruti Wagon R is #2 with 13,301 sales, its highest volume in 6 months, followed by the new gen Maruti Swift, up 2 spots on August at 11,329 units. The Tata Indica/Vista ranks 4th for the first time since March 2010 with 10,282 sales.

Notice also the Mahindra Bolero up to #6 at 9,764 units, its highest volume in at least 2 years, the Hyundai i20 back in the Top 10, the Hyundai Verna at a best-ever 4,810 sales (#18) and the Tata Nano up 11 spots on August to #24 but at a still very weak 2,936 sales.

Previous month: see the Indian August 2011 Top 50 best-selling models here.

Full September 2011 Top 50 Ranking Table below.

You can check out each and every Monthly Top 50 since January 2010 here: India September 2011 and every month since January 2010

India September 2011:

Pos Model Sep-11 Aug 2011 Pos
1 Maruti Alto 21,198 1 247,635 1
2 Maruti Wagon R 13,301 2 115,225 2
3 Maruti Swift 11,329 5 86,423 4
4 Tata Indica/Vista 10,282 6 68,855 7
5 Hyundai i10 9,784 3 108,733 3
6 Mahindra Bolero 9,764 10 71,089 6
7 Maruti DZire 9,411 4 74,922 5
8 Tata Indigo/Manza 7,393 16 56,421 12
9 Hyundai Eon 7,188  - 7,188 41
10 Hyundai i20 7,019 14 60,872 10
11 Maruti Omni 6,892 7 68,569 8
12 Maruti Ritz 6,742 8 55,614 13
13 Hyundai Santro 6,396 9 61,426 9
14 Toyota Etios/Liva 5,926 12 39,598 16
15 Chevrolet Beat 5,254 17 30,883 20
16 Ford Figo 5,220 15 58,441 11
17 Maruti Eeco 4,845 13 51,693 15
18 Hyundai Verna 4,810 20 27,646 22
19 Toyota Innova 4,765 19 39,191 17
20 Mahindra Scorpio 4,493 18 37,325 18
21 Honda City 3,720 11 31,303 19
22 VW Vento 3,285 21 26,705 23
23 VW Polo 3,050 22 29,299 21
24 Tata Nano 2,936 35 53,049 14
25 Mahindra Xylo 2,430 23 22,144 26
26 Tata Sumo 2,061 29 16,941 30
27 Maruti 800 1,993 26 19,568 27
28 Tata Safari 1,937 37 12,982 33
29 Chevrolet Tavera 1,785 24 15,445 31
30 Ford Fiesta Classic 1,653 30 11,255 36
31 Maruti Estilo 1,651 31 23,392 25
32 Chevrolet Spark 1,596 33 24,168 24
33 Mahindra Verito 1,560 27 11,995 35
34 Nissan Micra 1,475 32 14,617 32
35 Skoda Fabia 1,172 36 12,940 34
36 Toyota Fortuner 1,078 40 8,510 39
37 Toyota Corolla Altis 994 39 7,838 40
38 Maruti A-Star 832 28 18,090 29
39 Chevrolet Cruze 813 43 6,874 42
40 Tata Venture 750 45 3,910 47
41 Fiat Grande Punto 678 38 9,611 37
42 Nissan Sunny 659  - 659 n/a
43 Ford Fiesta 647 46 1,829 55
44 Tata Aria 560 51 2,363 54
45 Hyundai Accent 553 42 9,103 38
46 Mahindra XUV500 505  - 505 n/a
47 VW Jetta 423 49 1,378 57
48 Maruti Gypsy 411 34 4,774 45
49 Mercedes E Class 333 n/a n/a n/a
50 BMW 5 Series 330 n/a n/a n/a

Source: www.autoweek.nl, team-bhp.com.

Hyundai Eon picture: team-bhp.com

Categories: India
  1. Sandeep
    October 13th, 2011 at 00:29 | #1

    @matgasnier: Hallo? when do you going change?

  2. Sandeep
    October 9th, 2011 at 23:12 | #2

    by place 49 they need place Mercedes E-Class because the E-Class sold 333 Units in Sept thus above the Laura, and the Optra and also the C-Class that sold 293 Units in September you can check it out self on http://www.carwale.com or other Indian carwebsites

  3. Fabio83
    October 5th, 2011 at 09:34 | #3

    Maruti/Suzuki hasn’t competitor in India!!!
    but now with the new Hyundai something could change, not for the Maruti Alto, but just for Swift and Wagor R.
    i’ve thought in a better sales for Tata Nano, it’s not a good investment for the Indian group. always out of top ten. and the same for the Toyota Etios, a good car, hatchback or sedan with a good price for the Indian market. Many people continue to prefer the Maruti Dzire to the new Etios by Toyota.

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