Toyota Sales July 2026

Toyota Kirloskar Motor maintained positive momentum in July 2026, with its model-wise domestic dispatches reaching 30,516 units, up 5% year-on-year compared with 29,159 units sold in July 2025. On a month-on-month basis, Toyota's volumes increased by 7% from 28,441 units recorded in June 2026.

The Toyota Innova range, comprising the Innova Crysta and Innova Hycross, remained the company's best-selling product, while the Rumion registered the strongest year-on-year growth during the month.

Toyota July 2026 Sales – Model-wise Performance

Model	July 2026	July 2025	YoY Growth	June 2026	MoM Growth
Innova + Hycross	9,976	9,119	9%	7,332	36%
Hyryder	7,187	8,814	-18%	9,104	-21%
Glanza	4,461	5,019	-11%	3,512	27%
Fortuner	3,189	3,233	-1%	2,514	27%
Rumion	2,632	576	357%	2,376	11%
Taisor	2,470	1,687	46%	2,483	-1%
Ebella	283	0	—	459	-38%
Camry	205	161	27%	191	7%
Vellfire	72	180	-60%	140	-49%
LC300	28	80	-65%	41	-32%
Hilux	13	290	-96%	289	-96%
Total	30,516	29,159	5%	28,441	7%

• The combined Innova Crysta and Innova Hycross range recorded 9,976 units in July 2026, compared with 9,119 units during the same month last year. This translated to a healthy 9% YoY growth. The Innova range also registered a strong sequential recovery, with sales rising 36% MoM from 7,332 units in June 2026.

• At nearly 10,000 units, the Innova family alone accounted for roughly one-third of Toyota's July volumes, underlining its importance to the brand's Indian portfolio.

• Urban Cruiser Hyryder was Toyota's second-largest volume contributor with 7,187 units. However, sales were down 18% YoY compared with 8,814 units in July 2025. The model also witnessed a 21% MoM decline from 9,104 units sold during June 2026.

• Toyota dispatched 4,461 units of the Glanza in July 2026. This was an 11% decline YoY from 5,019 units recorded during July 2025. Sequentially, however, the premium hatchback posted a strong 27% improvement, compared with 3,512 units in June.

• The Toyota Fortuner continued to demonstrate remarkable consistency in the premium SUV segment. Sales stood at 3,189 units, almost unchanged from 3,233 units in July last year, resulting in a marginal 1% YoY decline. Compared with June 2026, when Toyota dispatched 2,514 Fortuners, volumes increased by a strong 27% MoM.

• The standout performer in Toyota's July 2026 portfolio was the Rumion MPV. Toyota dispatched 2,632 units, compared with just 576 units in July 2025, translating into an impressive 357% YoY growth.

• The Urban Cruiser Taisor also posted strong annual growth, with dispatches reaching 2,470 units. Compared with 1,687 units in July 2025, sales increased by 46% YoY.

• Toyota's Ebella registered 283 units during July 2026. Month-on-month dispatches declined 38% from 459 units recorded in June 2026.

• The Toyota Camry delivered a positive performance in the premium sedan segment, recording 205 units in July. This represented growth of 27% YoY over 161 units in July 2025 and a 7% MoM increase over 191 units in June.

• Toyota's luxury MPV, the Vellfire, recorded 72 units, down 60% YoY from 180 units. Its sales also declined 49% MoMfrom 140 units.

• The flagship Land Cruiser LC300 registered 28 units, compared with 80 units a year earlier, resulting in a 65% YoY decline. Sales were also down 32% MoM from 41 units in June.

• The Toyota Hilux recorded just 13 units in July 2026, compared with 290 units during July last year.

Toyota recorded 30,516 units in July 2026, with the Innova range leading at 9,976 units and Rumion posting 357% YoY growth.

Toyota July 2026 Sales – Key Takeaways

Toyota's July performance was supported primarily by the Innova family, Rumion and Taisor. The Innova remained comfortably Toyota's highest-volume product with almost 10,000 units, while Rumion's 357% YoY jump emerged as the strongest growth story of the month.

The Fortuner also continued to demonstrate its strong positioning in India's premium SUV market, posting more than 3,000 monthly units despite its premium pricing.

On the other hand, the Hyryder and Glanza remained below their July 2025 levels, while Toyota's low-volume imported products including the Vellfire, Land Cruiser and Hilux witnessed considerable declines.

Overall, Toyota's 30,516-unit July 2026 tally represents 5% YoY and 7% MoM growth, indicating that strength across its MPV and SUV portfolio was sufficient to offset weakness in several individual models.