Top 10 best-selling cars in October 2026: Maruti Wagon R leads - Check full list

Maruti Suzuki continued to rule car sales charts in October 2026. The Wagon R took the top spot, and Maruti models filled six of the top ten places. Tata had two entries, and Mahindra had one. Here is how the month played out.

The top three
1. The Maruti Wagon R led with 23,747 units. That is 26 percent more than September’s 18,835 units and 25 percent more than October 2025.

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2. The Maruti Brezza came second with 22,436 units. Sales jumped 43 percent over September and 86 percent over the same month last year.

3. The Tata Nexon took third place with 21,966 units. That includes both ICE and electric versions. It grew 7 percent over September. It slipped 1 percent from last year.

Ranks four to seven
4. The Maruti Baleno sold 20,919 units. It was the only car in the top ten to fall from September, by 18 percent. It still grew 24 percent year-on-year.

5. The Maruti Dzire followed with 20,649 units. It rose 16 percent over September but dipped 1 percent from last year.

6. The Maruti Ertiga sold 20,641 units. That is up 22 percent month-on-month and 3 percent year-on-year.

7. The Tata Punch sold 20,525 units, counting both ICE and EV versions. It grew 1 percent over September and a strong 22 percent over last year.

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Ranks eight to ten
8. The Maruti Fronx sold 20,014 units. That is up 6 percent from September and 18 percent from last year.

9. The Mahindra Scorpio is next with 19,353 units. This covers the Scorpio N and the Scorpio Classic together. It grew 12 percent month-on-month and 8 percent year-on-year.

10. The Maruti Swift closed the list with 18,866 units. It rose 8 percent over September and 21 percent over last year.

The big picture
Only two cars saw a year-on-year drop, and both were tiny. The Nexon and the Dzire each slipped 1 percent. Everyone else grew. The gap between third and ninth place was just over 2,600 units, so the race was tight.