November 2025 Car Sales: Suzuki Alto Tops the Charts with Toyota and Honda Close Behind

By Ahsan Tahir On Dec 12, 2025

As anticipated, the PAMA report for November 2025 has shown positive momentum in the automobile market, continuing the growth trend observed over the past few months.

Auto sales in November 2025 totaled 15,442 units, a 53% year-over-year (YoY) increase from 10,163 units in November 2024. However, sales were down 11% month-over-month (MoM), e.g., 17,333 units in October 2025.

In terms of cumulative performance, 5MFY26 (five months of FY26) sales have reached 75,042 units, marking a 48% YoY growth.

Detailed Breakdown of November 2025 Auto Sales (Brand-wise)

Units	Nov-25	Nov-24	YoY Diff	Oct-25	MoM Diff	5MFY26	YoY Diff
Suzuki	6,615	5,374	23%	7,403	-11%	33,849	31%
Toyota	3,833	2,194	75%	4,529	-15%	18,251	68%
Honda	2,609	1,112	135%	2,607	0%	10,096	69%
Hyundai	1,001	724	38%	1,086	-8%	5,699	71%
Sazgar (HAVAL, BAIC)	1,109	584	90%	1,379	-20%	6,045	44%
Others	275	175	57%	329	-16%	1,102	65%
Total	15,442	10,163	52%	17,333	-11%	75,042	48%

Top Selling Passenger Cars and LCVs

Vehicle Model	Sales in Nov-25	Sales in Oct-25	MoM Difference
Suzuki Alto	4,069	4,931	-17.48%
Toyota (Corolla, Yaris & Corolla Cross)	3,236	3,742	-13.52%
Honda Cars (Civic & City)	2,359	2,247	4.98%
Haval Sazgar	1,107	1,379	-19.72%
Suzuki Swift	1,367	1,170	16.84%
Toyota (Fortuner & IMVs)	597	787	-24.14%
Suzuki Every	572	516	10.85%
Hyundai Porter	348	348	0.00%
Suzuki Cultus	485	517	-6.19%
Hyundai Tucson	282	297	-5.05%
Honda BR-V & HR-V	250	360	-30.56%
Hyundai Elantra	283	325	-12.92%
JAC X-200 (Ghandhara)	198	249	-20.48%
Hyundai Santa Fe	63	71	-11.27%
Isuzu D-Max	45	27	66.67%

With this month’s sales, Topline Research indicates a strong recovery in automobile demand, driven by several factors, including easing inflation, supply chain normalization, and the introduction of new hybrid and plug-in hybrid models. The research also expects this growth trend to continue into the following year.