Toyota Kirloskar Motor reported total sales of 30,734 units in February 2026, registering a year-on-year growth of 16.62% as compared to 26,355 units sold in February 2025. On a month-on-month (MoM) basis, sales remained largely stable with a marginal growth of 0.34% compared to 30,630 units sold in January 2026. The growth was largely driven by the stable as well as the strong performance of Hyder. HyCross and select premium models contribute.
toyota sales breakup february 2026
The Toyota Hayrider emerged as the best-selling model for the brand in February 2026, recording 9,359 units. This represents a massive growth of 116.94% YoY as compared to 4,314 units sold in the same month last year. On MoM basis, Hyryder also registered a marginal growth of 2.22%. The strong performance highlights the growing demand for hybrid SUVs in the mid-size segment.
At number 2, Innova HiCross registered 6,041 units, showing 7.45% YoY growth. However, MoM sales declined 5.48% to 6,391 units. Fortuner continued to perform well with 3,076 units, registering a growth of 6.95% YoY and 0.98% MoM. It continues to be a strong contributor in the premium SUV segment.
Glanza sales declined by a massive 30.11% YoY to 3,212 units, although it saw a 7.86% MoM recovery. Taser also recorded a 20.81% YoY decline with 2,854 units but saw a healthy growth of 13.21% MoM, indicating some demand recovery. Rumian recorded a strong growth of 34.21% YoY with 2,817 units, although MoM sales remained largely flat.
Innova Crysta saw a decline of 5.84% year-on-year to 2,662 units, along with a massive decline of 13.12% MoM. Hilux registered a good growth of 68.25% YoY with 318 units, although volumes remained relatively low. MoM’s performance was flat. The new generation Hilux has made its global debut, and is expected to be launched in India later this year.
Strong growth is being seen in the premium segment
Camry registered 203 units, showing a marginal decline of 2.87% YoY but 10.33% MoM growth. Vellfire stood out with a massive growth of 663.16% year-on-year, reaching 145 units from just 19 units last year. MoM sales also increased by 17.89%, reflecting growing demand for premium MPVs. 47 units of the Land Cruiser 300 were recorded in February 2026, compared to zero sales in the same month last year. MoM sales more than doubled to 21 units.
Toyota’s February 2026 performance shows a clear shift towards SUVs and premium offerings which is driving growth. The Hider remains the key volume generator, while models like the Vellfire and LC300 highlight the growing hold in the luxury segment. Also, the decline in Glanza and Taser indicates pressure in the entry-level segment, suggesting that Toyota’s growth is largely being supported by higher-priced products rather than mass-market offerings.