Mercedes-Benz India reported record first-quarter sales of 4,238 units, representing a 10% increase driven by strong demand for high-end models and electric vehicles. The German luxury carmaker benefited from India's growing appetite for luxury purchases among younger generations in the world's third-largest car market.
Top-end models including the S-Class and Mercedes-Maybach portfolio saw 20% growth, while EV sales more than doubled to comprise 8% of total sales. The core segment featuring C-Class, E-Class sedans, and GLC, GLE SUVs grew 10%, accounting for 60% of total sales.
"Our sharp focus on bolstering the top-end luxury segment has been highly successful," said CEO Santosh Iyer. Mercedes maintains its leadership position in India's luxury vehicle market, ahead of BMW and Jaguar Land Rover.
Post a comment
A logo makeover before the electric takeover? Automaker's bold move!
British luxury brand introduces minimalist emblem featuring stacked 'R's as it prepares for electric vehicle...
The AMG family expands Indian Portfolio with GT 63 and...
Mercedes-Benz launches AMG GT 63 supercars in India starting Rs 3 crore with handcrafted V8...
Trump claims India willing to cut 100% tariffs on US...
Trump claims India offered a zero tariff trade deal but Jaishankar pushes back. Is it...
The silent force reshaping America's economy isn't American at all!
Forbes 2025 list shows India contributing highest number of immigrant billionaires, overtaking Israel as leading...
