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Suzuki Two-Wheeler Sales In India: March 2025

Suzuki plans to launch the Suzuki e-Access this financial year

Suzuki Motorcycles India Pvt Ltd (SMIPL) recently released the sales report for March 2025. The Japanese two-wheeler manufacturer, recently achieved their highest ever monthly sales as well as highest ever yearly sales in March 2025. Here’s an overview on Suzuki’s sales figures:

Month-On-Month (MoM) Sales

The brand sold 1,25,930 units overall (including domestic sales and exports) in March 2025, a substantial 21% growth in sales when compared to 1,03,669 units sold in March 2024. Out of these, Suzuki sold 1,05,936 units in India in March 2025, a 23% increase in sales figures as compared to March 2024. Suzuki exported 20,194 two-wheelers from India in March 2025,  which is a 15.36% increase when compared to March 2024.


Year-On-Year (YoY) Sales

In terms of yearly sales of FY (Financial Year) 2024-25, Suzuki managed to achieve their all-time high yearly sales. Suzuki ended the financial year with the sale of 12,56,161 units sold including the exports from India. It’s an impressive 11% growth when compared to the previous financial year.

As for the yearly domestic sales, Suzuki sold 10,45,662 two-wheelers in India. That’s a 14% growth in sales as compared to the previous year which had 9,21,009 units. While the exports for the FY 2024-25, saw a slight drop of 1.12% with 2,10,499 units exported over 2,12,893 units from last year.

BikeDekho Says

Suzuki has shown impressive growth FY 2024-25 in India. Also, last month, Suzuki updated its entire range with OBD-2B compliant engines, to meet the latest emission norms. With the recent launches of the 2025 Access 125, and the upcoming e-Access, the future definitely looks bright for Suzuki in the Indian market.

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