Archive · 3 Oct 2025
India's Festive Sales Soar, Led by Auto and Electronics
During the Navratri festival, people in India bought a lot of cars, TVs, and other things.
This happened because the government made taxes lower, which meant things cost less.
Car companies like Maruti Suzuki and Mahindra & Mahindra saw sales go up a lot.
Electronics companies like Haier and LG also sold much more.
Stores like Vijay Sales and Reliance Retail also sold more products.
This increase in sales happened because people felt confident to spend money.
Indian consumer economy saw strongest Navratri sales in a decade.
GST reforms under Modi administration drove consumer spending.
Maruti Suzuki reported 100% jump in Navratri sales.
Consumer electronics experienced a robust surge in sales.
Government’s GST cuts boosted consumer confidence.
- Who
- Consumers and Businesses
- What
- Record sales during Navratri
- When
- Navratri
- Where
- India
- Why
- GST reforms
Government & Businesses
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Sales Drivers
Government & Businesses
GST reforms fueled consumer spending.
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- Maruti Suzuki Navratri Sales Increase
- 100% year-on-year
- Maruti Suzuki Bookings
- 3.5 lakh
- Maruti Suzuki Vehicle Deliveries
- 1.65 lakh (first 8 days)
- Haier Navratri Sales Increase
- 85%
- Vijay Sales Growth
- Over 20%
- Reliance Retail Growth
- 20-25%
Sources
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