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Sales Report: Top 20 Best-Selling SUVs in July 2019
Top 20 Best-Selling SUVs in July 2019 (Sales Report): As per the latest sales report, Hyundai is leading the SUV segment by leaving behind the largest carmaker, Maruti Suzuki. The recently launched Hyundai Venue has become the best-selling SUV in the Indian market. The car was good enough to registe...
Top 20 Best-Selling SUVs in July 2019 (Sales Report): As per the latest sales report, Hyundai is leading the SUV segment by leaving behind the largest carmaker, Maruti Suzuki. The recently launched Hyundai Venue has become the best-selling SUV in the Indian market. The car was good enough to register a sales figure of 9,585 units in July 2019. The second position was also grabbed by Hyundai, as Creta registered a sales figure of 6,585 units last month.
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Hyundai Creta Sports Edition Launched in India @ INR 12.78 Lakh[/caption]
The third position was bagged by the Maruti Suzuki's compact SUV Vitara Brezza with a sales figure of 5,302 units. The Mahindra XUV300 marked 4th position in the top 20 best-selling SUVs list by registering 4,464 units in July 2019. The Tata Nexon bagged 5th position with a sales figure of 3,344 units. The recently launched MG Hector is placed at the 8th position in the list with 1,508 units on its side.
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Maruti Vitara Brezza Sports Edition Launched in India[/caption]
The midsize premium SUV, Tata Harrier, registered a sales figure of 740 units in the last month. Ford’s Endeavour was good enough to post a sales figure of 700 units in July 2019. The Tata Safari was able to mark itself at 19th position with a sales figure of just 100 units and Mahindra Alturas bagged the last position in the list as it registered a sales figure of 81 units.
Hyundai Creta Sports Edition Launched in India @ INR 12.78 Lakh[/caption]
The third position was bagged by the Maruti Suzuki's compact SUV Vitara Brezza with a sales figure of 5,302 units. The Mahindra XUV300 marked 4th position in the top 20 best-selling SUVs list by registering 4,464 units in July 2019. The Tata Nexon bagged 5th position with a sales figure of 3,344 units. The recently launched MG Hector is placed at the 8th position in the list with 1,508 units on its side.
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Maruti Vitara Brezza Sports Edition Launched in India[/caption]
The midsize premium SUV, Tata Harrier, registered a sales figure of 740 units in the last month. Ford’s Endeavour was good enough to post a sales figure of 700 units in July 2019. The Tata Safari was able to mark itself at 19th position with a sales figure of just 100 units and Mahindra Alturas bagged the last position in the list as it registered a sales figure of 81 units.
Top 20 Best-Selling SUVs
Sales Report (July 2019)
- Hyundai Venue – 9,585 units
- Hyundai Creta – 6,585 units
- Maruti Vitara Brezza – 5,302 units
- Mahindra XUV300 – 4,464 units
- Tata Nexon – 3,344 units
- Ford Ecosport – 3,137 units
- Mahindra Scorpio – 2,864 units
- MG Hector - 1,508 units
- Honda WR-V – 1,327 units
- Toyota Fortuner – 1,187 units
- Mahindra TUV300 – 1,122 units
- Mahindra XUV500 – 1,116 units
- Renault Duster – 943 units
- Tata Harrier – 740 units
- Ford Endeavour – 700 units
- Maruti S-Cross – 654 units
- Jeep Compass – 509 units
- Nissan Kicks – 132 units
- Tata Safari – 100 units
- Mahindra Alturas - 81 units
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