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Hyundai Creta remains India’s top-selling SUV, offering strong engine options, premium features, and even an electric variant.
Maruti continues to dominate with both Brezza and Fronx in the top five, highlighting demand for reliable, fuel-efficient, and value-packed SUVs.
Tata Nexon holds strong with wide powertrain options including EV and CNG, showing buyers’ growing preference for versatility.
SUVs are not just popular anymore. They’re owning the roads across India. And with every new month, the battle for the top spots keeps heating up. Buyers want bold design, sharp performance, practical features, and solid value.
This year has its share of exciting models in store, with some vehicles holding their ground while others make big moves up the sales chart. Let’s take a look at the best-selling SUVs in India that stole the spotlight this month and find out why Indian drivers are choosing them without hesitation.
Hyundai Creta is one of the top SUVs in India that is dominating the market. With 16,898 units sold in July, it comfortably holds the crown once again. The SUV blends premium appeal with everyday practicality.
Drivers get a panoramic sunroof, twin 10.25-inch screens, ventilated front seats, and a powered driver seat. These are features that were once reserved for luxury cars. Engine choices are wide too:
1.5L Petrol (113 bhp, 144 Nm)
1.5L Turbo Petrol (158 bhp, 253 Nm)
1.5L Diesel (114 bhp, 250 Nm)
And for those stepping into electric, Creta EV now offers:
42kWh (133 bhp, 390 km range)
51.4kWh (169 bhp, 473 km range)
Price: Rs. 13.16 – Rs. 24.88 lakh (ICE) | Rs. 19.07 – Rs. 25.79 lakh (EV)
Why people choose it: Balanced in every way. No compromises. Looks smart, drives smoothly, and gives buyers all the options.
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Selling 14,100 units in July, Maruti Brezza continues to appeal to buyers focused on long-term value. While it may not lead to outright performance, it scores high on fuel efficiency, cost-effective ownership, and dependable service infrastructure. It’s feature-rich too, with a sunroof, 360-degree camera, HUD, 9-inch touchscreen, wireless charging, and more.
1.5L Petrol (102 bhp, 137 Nm)
1.5L CNG (87 bhp, 121.5 Nm)
Price: Rs. 10.10 – Rs. 16.61 lakh
Why people choose it: Trusted name, wallet-friendly to own, and now with more tech than ever.
Combined sales of Scorpio Classic and Scorpio N, and Mahindra moved 13,800 units in July. Scorpio stays true to its roots. The vehicle is tough, muscular, and proud of it. That’s the kind of SUV many buyers still want.
2.0L Turbo Petrol (200 bhp, up to 380 Nm)
2.2L Diesel (172 bhp, up to 400 Nm)
Scorpio Classic runs a:
2.2L Diesel (130 bhp, 300 Nm)
4X4 fans still find love here, and Mahindra hasn’t cut corners on features either. You get a sunroof, touchscreen, wireless charging, and more.
Price: Rs. 16.82 – Rs. 21.57 lakh (Classic) | Rs. 16.80 – Rs. 31 lakh (N)
Why people choose it: Solid build, commanding road presence, serious engine options.
With 12,900 units sold, the Fronx is making its presence known. It’s not a full-blown SUV, but its crossover charm and trusted Maruti value hit the sweet spot. Inside, the vehicle is equipped with a premium setup that includes a 360-degree camera, heads-up display, cruise control, and wireless charging. These are features you don’t always expect at this price.
1.0L Turbo Petrol (99 bhp, 148 Nm)
1.2L Petrol (88 bhp, 113 Nm)
1.2L CNG (76 bhp, 98.5 Nm)
Price: Rs. 8.91 – Rs. 15.34 lakh
Why people choose it: Urban appeal, modern features, and flexible fuel options make it a great pick for city families and first-time SUV buyers.
Just behind Fronx with 12,855 units sold, Tata Nexon continues to show why it’s one of the company’s best bets. Whether you're going petrol, diesel, electric, or even CNG, there’s a Nexon for you.
1.2L Turbo Petrol (118 bhp, 170 Nm)
1.5L Diesel (113 bhp, 260 Nm)
Turbo CNG (99 bhp, 170 Nm)
30kWh (127 bhp, 275 km range)
45kWh (142 bhp, 489 km range)
If you’re chasing cool factors with real substance, this one checks every box. The 10.25-inch screen is sleek and responsive, the ventilated seats make hot days a breeze, and the electric sunroof? It just makes the drive feel better.
The 360 camera takes the stress out of parking, and the digital display in front of the driver ties the whole modern vibe together. Opt for the EV, and you’ll score a bigger screen plus the ease of an electronic parking brake, which is perfect for city life.
Price: Rs. 9.30 – Rs. 18.60 lakh (ICE) | Rs. 13.24 – Rs. 18.09 lakh (EV)
Why people choose it: Smart features, top safety, and future-proof engineering come together here. It’s one of the few SUVs that truly works for everyone.
The absence of the Tata Punch from this month’s top-selling SUV list comes as a surprise, considering its usual strong performance. This marks its second drop from the rankings in 2025. With an update just around the corner, it wouldn’t be a surprise to see it back on the list next time.
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This list shows what Indian buyers are choosing in showrooms, not just what's popular on the internet. Whether you want a budget city runner, a long-distance cruiser, or an electric companion, these SUVs prove that there’s no one-size-fits-all in this segment. Users are advised to consider the features that make these models stand out to decide which SUV fits their lifestyle well.
