Indian Car Market Review of the Week: ₹10–₹20 Lakh Cars Rule India’s Roads

Indian Car Market Review of the Week 13 April 2025
Indian Car Market Review of the Week 13 April 2025

INVC Automobile Desk | New Delhi

This week, the Indian car market saw a significant shift as cars priced between ₹10 lakh and ₹20 lakh continued to dominate sales. Buyers are increasingly turning to this segment for its perfect mix of premium features, strong performance, and economical pricing. With a range of models spanning compact SUVs, mid-size sedans, and even MPVs, this price range has become the first choice for most new car buyers in India.

Kia Siros: Compact SUV with Premium Features

One of the standout models this week is the newly launched Kia Siros in the compact SUV segment. Priced between ₹9 lakh and ₹17.80 lakh, the Siros is quickly making its mark with a sleek design and cutting-edge features. Notable among these are the Trinity Panoramic Display, Dual Sunroof, and Level-2 ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System), which provide enhanced safety and driving comfort.

Available in both petrol and diesel variants, as well as manual and automatic transmission options, the Siros offers something for every type of driver. Whether you’re looking for a city cruiser or a weekend adventure companion, this SUV delivers a premium experience within an affordable price range.

Hyundai Creta: The King of Mid-Size SUVs

For those looking for a mid-size SUV, Hyundai Creta remains the undisputed leader in its segment. With a price range from ₹11.11 lakh to ₹20.50 lakh, the Creta has been a long-time favorite due to its modern design, comfortable interiors, and impressive engine options. Available with both petrol and diesel engines, it offers three different engine configurations, ensuring that buyers get the power and fuel economy they desire.

With its strong brand presence and advanced tech features, the Hyundai Creta is expected to maintain its dominance as the go-to mid-size SUV for Indian buyers.

Volkswagen Virtus: A Sedan That Delivers on Safety and Luxury

For those who prefer a sedan, the Volkswagen Virtus is an attractive option in the ₹10–₹20 lakh range. With prices ranging from ₹11.56 lakh to ₹19.40 lakh, the Virtus combines German engineering with luxury features. It comes with two turbo-petrol engine options and boasts over 40 safety features, making it one of the safest sedans in its class.

The elegant interiors, along with the sedan’s strong road presence and premium feel, make it a top choice for buyers who value both style and safety.

Maruti Suzuki Ertiga: Best-Selling MPV with Unbeatable Mileage

When it comes to MPVs, the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga continues to reign as the country’s best-selling model. With a price range of ₹8.84 lakh to ₹13.13 lakh, the Ertiga is perfect for buyers seeking a 7-seater with excellent fuel economy. The MPV is available in both petrol and CNG variants, making it a popular choice for large families and commercial fleets.

Its impressive mileage, spacious interiors, and trusted reliability make the Ertiga the go-to vehicle for buyers looking for both practicality and value.

The ₹10–₹20 Lakh Segment: The New Favorite Among Car Buyers

The shift towards cars priced between ₹10 lakh and ₹20 lakh signifies a broader trend in the Indian automotive market. Consumers are increasingly willing to spend a bit more for better features, performance, and overall value. This segment offers a variety of options to suit the diverse needs of Indian buyers—whether they’re looking for the latest tech features in SUVs, the safety and luxury of a sedan, or the practicality of an MPV.

Conclusion: A Market Evolving with Consumer Demands

The growing demand for premium yet affordable vehicles in the ₹10–₹20 lakh range is a reflection of evolving consumer preferences in India. As more buyers opt for features like ADAS, premium interiors, and advanced engine options, the focus is shifting from budget cars to models that offer both luxury and performance at a reasonable price. This segment is now set to dominate the Indian car market as we move further into 2025.


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