Skoda Auto Volkswagen India Reports 1.17 Lakh Domestic Sales in 2025

Skoda Auto Volkswagen India announced that it closed calendar year 2025 with domestic sales of 117,000 units reflecting a Year-on-Year growth of 36 percent, marking its highest annual domestic volume so far. Total sales, including exports, stood at 159,500 units.

The Group’s sales were supported by its India-focused manufacturing strategy. Vehicles based on the MQB-A0-IN platform, developed for local conditions, accounted for all locally produced models from Skoda and Volkswagen. In 2025, the company also crossed the milestone of 2 million vehicles manufactured in India since the start of local operations.

Skoda Auto Volkswagen India reported cumulative exports of over 715,000 units. The company said India continues to serve as a production base for global markets, with exports covering regions such as GCC and ASEAN countries.

Volkswagen maintained its position in the premium sedan category. The Volkswagen Virtus held a 38 percent share of the segment during the year. The initial allocation of the Volkswagen Golf GTI was fully booked shortly after launch. Skoda Auto reported 107 percent growth, supported by demand for the Skoda Kylaq and the return of the Skoda Octavia RS.

Audi introduced multiple Signature variants during the year, including the Q7, Q3 and Q5, along with the RS Q8 Performance. Lamborghini launched the Lamborghini Temerario, while the Lamborghini Revuelto received industry recognition. Porsche expanded its retail presence to 13 outlets in India and introduced new customer experience formats. Bentley joined the Group’s India operations during the year, with dealerships established in Mumbai, Bengaluru and Delhi.

As of the end of 2025, the Group operated through approximately 700 customer touchpoints across its brands, covering sales and service facilities nationwide.

Piyush Arora, Managing Director & CEO, Skoda Auto Volkswagen India, said, “2025 has been a year of purposeful and broad-based progress for us. What stands out is that our performance is rooted in consistent execution and long-term road map for India. The strength of our Make-in-India strategy—supported by deeper localisation, scale and a robust product pipeline—is visible across manufacturing, sales and exports. As we move into 2026, our priorities remain clear: expand our portfolio and widen our network in line with customer needs, while strengthening India’s role as a high-quality global manufacturing hub. The momentum of this year reinforces our belief that India will be an even larger contributor to the Group’s global growth journey.”