Honda Cars India Limited (HCIL) reported total sales of 7,212 units in February 2026, which included 5,629 units in domestic sales and 1,583 units in exports. On a year-on-year (YoY) basis, domestic sales remained largely stable, growing marginally by 0.23% compared to 5,616 units sold in February 2025.
However, exports declined by a massive 66.37% from 4,707 units last year, resulting in a 30.14% decline in overall sales compared to 10,323 units in February 2025. On a month-on-month (MoM) basis, domestic sales were 9.11% lower than the 6,193 units recorded in January 2026.
household portfolio performance
Honda attributed its steady domestic performance to the continued popularity of the Amaze, which is positioned as a practical sedan offering strong safety credentials. Citi and Elevate also contributed steady volumes supported by promotional activities during the month.
Commenting on the performance, Mr. Kunal Bahl, Vice President – Marketing & SalesHonda Cars India Ltd said the company maintained sales momentum during February due to strong demand for Amaze, while City and Elevate recorded steady traction. He said as the financial year approaches its final month, the company remains optimistic about the overall market performance.
2026 plans
This year, Honda has made aggressive expansion plans for the Indian market with a clear shift towards premiumization. As part of its broader roadmap to introduce 10 new cars by 2030, Honda will start introducing several new models from 2026. The focus will be not only on mass-market products but also on premium, halo offerings brought in through the CBU route.
Major launches expected this year include the Honda Prelude hybrid sports coupe in the first half of 2026, followed by the ZR-V hybrid later in the year. These models will help elevate Honda’s brand positioning in India, targeting buyers seeking exclusivity, advanced hybrid technology and a more aspirational ownership experience.