Nissan India Witnesses Drop in Domestic Car Sales As Exports Soar in October 2025

The Indian division of the Japanese automaker, Nissan has shared its monthly car sales data for October 2025. The data shared by the company states that it sold over two thousand four hundred units of passenger vehicles in the Indian market with a decline in monthly car sales of about 23 percent.

In October 2025 Nissan India managed to sell a total of 9,675 units of passenger vehicles (including PVs sold domestically plus exports from India). This sales figure represents an increase in year-on-year total monthly passenger vehicle sales by 4,105 units which further translates into a 73.69 percent rise in year-on-year total monthly passenger vehicle sales. In October 2024 Nissan India posted a total passenger vehicle sales of 5,570 units.

In October 2025 Nissan India managed to sell 2,402 units of passenger vehicles domestically in the Indian market. This sales figure represents a year-on-year fall in monthly domestic passenger vehicles sales by 719 units which further translates into a 23.03 percent decline in year-on-year monthly domestic passenger vehicle sales. In October 2024 Nissan India posted a domestic passenger vehicle sales of 3,121 units.

In October 2025 Nissan India exported 7,273 units of passenger vehicles from India. This represents a year-on-year increase in monthly passenger vehicle exports by 4,824 units which further translates into a 196.97 percent year-on-year growth in monthly passenger vehicle exports. In October 2024 Nissan India exported 2,499 units of passenger vehicles.

Saurabh Vatsa, Managing Director, Nissan Motor India, said, “We have been consistently focusing on month-on-month reduction in dealer inventory leading into the festive season, reflecting improved retail momentum and supply alignment. The NMIPL Network is now expanding to welcome the exciting upcoming product launches, which includes the much-awaited Nissan Tekton, a 7-seater B-MPV, and a 7-seater C-SUV with Dealer partners who are well-prepared and optimistic, anticipating a strong boost in customer engagement. Nissan remains committed to delighting customers across India and in 65+ export markets under our ‘One Car, One World’ strategy.”