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Toyota India Reports 8% Growth, Led by Fortuner, Innova Hycross
Toyota said it sold 28,218 vehicles in September 2026.
Most were sold in India, while 3,191 were sent to other countries.
From January to September, Toyota sold 2.95 lakh vehicles altogether.
That was more than the 2.73 lakh it sold in the same period last year.
The company said this was an 8% increase.
More than 2.60 lakh vehicles were sold in India during those nine months.
Toyota said sales in India were the main reason for the increase.
The article mentions the Fortuner and Innova Hycross in its headline about the growth.
Toyota registered sales of 28,218 units in September 2026.
September sales included 25,027 units sold in India and 3,191 units exported.
Toyota sold 2.95 lakh units overall from January through September 2026, up from 2.73 lakh a year earlier.
The carmaker reported 8% year-on-year growth for the first nine months of 2026.
Domestic sales exceeded 2.60 lakh units during the January-September period and primarily supported the growth.
- Who
- Toyota
- What
- Reported 8% year-on-year growth and sales of 2.95 lakh units from January through September 2026.
- Where
- India and export markets; more than 2.60 lakh units were sold domestically.
- When
- September 2026; the reported cumulative period was January-September 2026.
- Why
- Toyota said domestic sales primarily supported the growth.
Key facts
- September 2026 total sales
- 28,218 units
- September domestic sales
- 25,027 units
- September exports
- 3,191 units
- January-September 2026 sales
- 2.95 lakh units
- January-September 2025 comparison
- 2.73 lakh units
- Reported year-on-year growth
- 8%
- Domestic sales, January-September 2026
- More than 2.60 lakh units
Sources
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