Kia India Sales Record: October 2025 Marks 30% Growth with SUV and EV Demand
Kia India achieved its highest-ever monthly sales in October 2025, delivering 29,556 units, a significant 30% year-on-year growth compared to October 2024. Source: Prittle Prattlenews
The surge was led by the Kia Sonet, which posted its best monthly sales of 12,745 units. The newly introduced Kia Carens Clavis, including its electric variant, contributed 8,779 units, while the Kia Seltos maintained steady demand with 7,130 units sold. This diverse lineup, spanning compact SUVs, family cars, and EVs, has cemented Kia’s stronghold in India’s fast-evolving passenger vehicle market.
Between January and October 2025, Kia India recorded 236,138 units, reflecting a 10% growth over the same period last year. The strong showing was supported by festive-season demand, improved EV infrastructure, and continued consumer preference for SUVs.
Kia India’s leadership attributes the success to its focus on design, technology, and the growing popularity of its electric lineup. With both the Sonet and Clavis catering to urban consumers and the Seltos appealing to families, the brand continues to balance innovation with practicality. The milestone underlines Kia’s position as one of India’s most dynamic automakers in the SUV and EV segments.
Editor’s View
Kia India’s October 2025 performance highlights the sharp rise of SUVs and EVs in the Indian market. The focus keyphrase “Kia India sales record” reflects more than just numbers; it represents changing consumer preferences and a competitive edge in design and innovation. For tyre manufacturers, this trend signals increasing demand for larger, performance-oriented tyres suitable for SUVs and electric vehicles. As automakers like Kia push boundaries with powertrain diversity and design innovation, the aftermarket and OEM tyre ecosystem must evolve in parallel to meet expectations of comfort, safety, and energy efficiency. Kia’s record month is therefore not just a corporate win, it’s a signpost for the industry’s future.
