Despite the September dip, SML Isuzu’s April–September 2025 sales stood at 8,145 units, up 7% from 7,627 in the same period last year.
01 Oct 2025 | 1062 Views | By Arunima Pal
SML Isuzu Limited has disclosed its sales figures for September 2025, revealing a challenging month with a 10% decline in total vehicle sales compared to the previous year, even as the company posted robust growth for the first half of the fiscal year.
The commercial vehicle manufacturer reported total ...
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SML Isuzu Limited has disclosed its sales figures for September 2025, revealing a challenging month with a 10% decline in total vehicle sales compared to the previous year, even as the company posted robust growth for the first half of the fiscal year.
The commercial vehicle manufacturer reported total sales of 950 units in September 2025, down from 1,055 units in September 2024. The decline was observed across both major product categories, signaling headwinds in the immediate market conditions.
Cargo vehicles, which form a significant part of the company's product portfolio, saw sales of 370 units in September 2025, representing a 9% year-on-year decline from 407 units in the same month last year. This segment has traditionally been sensitive to economic activity and freight demand.
Passenger vehicles experienced a steeper fall, with sales dropping 10% to 580 units in September 2025 from 648 units in September 2024. The passenger vehicle segment's performance reflects the competitive pressures in the light commercial vehicle market.
Despite the September slowdown, SML Isuzu's cumulative performance for the April-September 2025 period demonstrates significant strength, with total sales reaching 8,145 units compared to 7,627 units in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year—a healthy 7% increase.
The half-year growth has been driven primarily by the cargo vehicle segment, which posted exceptional performance with 2,422 units sold during April-September 2025, marking a substantial 29% surge over the 1,879 units sold in the same period last year. This robust growth in the cargo segment suggests strong underlying demand from the logistics and transportation sectors.
The passenger vehicle segment remained relatively flat on a half-year basis, with sales of 5,723 units during April-September 2025, marginally lower than the 5,748 units recorded in the previous year—a decline of just 0.4%. This stability indicates the company has successfully maintained its market position despite intense competition.