Best Selling Compact SUVs in June 2025: Hyundai Creta Leads, Tata Curvv Debuts Strong
Compact SUVs are becoming increasingly popular in India due to their stylish design, comfortable drive, advanced features, and good ground clearance. With new launches and frequent updates, the compact SUV segment has become one of the most competitive categories in the Indian car market.
In June 2025, several manufacturers recorded impressive sales in this segment. Based on the latest data, here are the top-selling compact SUVs in India and what makes them stand out. If you’re planning to buy a compact SUV soon, this list can help you make an informed decision.
1. Hyundai Creta – 15,786 Units
The Hyundai Creta continues to dominate the compact SUV space with a massive 15,786 units sold in June 2025. Its recent facelift with a bold front design, connected LED DRLs, advanced ADAS features, and multiple engine options (petrol, turbo-petrol, and diesel) have made it a favorite among Indian buyers.
Why it sells:
- Premium design
- Feature-rich interiors
- Strong brand value
- Excellent service network
2. Toyota Hyryder – 7,462 Units
At second place is the Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder, with 7,462 units sold. Known for its fuel-efficient strong hybrid technology and spacious cabin, the Hyryder is a great choice for eco-conscious buyers who want lower running costs.
Why it sells:
- Strong hybrid with 27+ km/l mileage
- Toyota reliability
- Smooth CVT performance
3. Maruti Grand Vitara – 6,828 Units
Sharing the same platform as the Hyryder, the Maruti Grand Vitara registered 6,828 units. Maruti’s wide service network and attractive pricing make it a strong contender. It also offers both mild hybrid and strong hybrid options.
Why it sells:
- Fuel efficiency
- Smart hybrid tech
- Maruti’s trust and network
4. Kia Seltos – 5,225 Units
The Kia Seltos secured the fourth spot with 5,225 units sold. Known for its tech-loaded features, bold design, and sporty GT Line & X Line variants, the Seltos attracts younger buyers who want a premium feel at a mid-range price.
Why it sells:
- Panoramic sunroof
- Ventilated seats, 360° camera
- Multiple turbo engine options
5. Tata Curvv – 2,060 Units
The new entry on the block, Tata Curvv, has sold 2,060 units in its first month of launch. Its futuristic coupe design and Tata’s reputation for safety have helped it gain traction quickly.
Why it sells:
- Unique coupe-SUV design
- High safety rating (expected)
- Tata’s growing EV and ICE portfolio
6. Honda Elevate – 1,635 Units
The Honda Elevate managed 1,635 units. Though it’s a bit late to the party, the Elevate impresses with its spacious cabin, simple yet elegant design, and Honda’s smooth petrol engine.
Why it sells:
- Spacious and practical
- Reliable Honda engine
- Great city comfort
7. Volkswagen Taigun – 1,168 Units
Volkswagen Taigun continues its niche run with 1,168 units sold. Its solid German build quality, 5-star safety rating (Global NCAP), and powerful TSI engines attract safety-conscious and enthusiast drivers.
Why it sells:
- 5-star safety rating
- Fun-to-drive performance
- Premium interiors
8. Skoda Kushaq – 792 Units
Sibling to the Taigun, the Skoda Kushaq clocked 792 units in June. Similar features and engine options, but with Skoda’s unique styling and brand legacy.
Why it sells:
- Sporty drive
- Robust safety
- European appeal
9. Citroen Basalt – 214 Units
Citroen’s newly launched Basalt saw 214 units sold. It offers a unique design language and comfort-focused suspension. However, limited dealership reach may be affecting its numbers.
Why it sells:
- Stylish design
- Smooth ride comfort
- Coupe-SUV looks
10. MG Astor – 66 Units
MG’s compact SUV offering, the Astor, continues to struggle with just 66 units. Despite being the first to offer ADAS in this segment, the competition has caught up, and MG’s market share has declined.
Why it sells (limited):
- Loaded with features
- AI assistant, ADAS tech
- Stylish design
11. Citroen C3 Aircross – 49 Units
At the bottom of the list is the Citroen C3 Aircross, with only 49 units sold. Though it offers 7-seater options and aggressive pricing, it still lacks some modern features buyers expect today.
Why it struggles:
- No automatic transmission
- Basic features
- Limited brand recognition
Conclusion
The compact SUV market in India is buzzing with exciting options for every kind of buyer — from those looking for premium features and bold designs to fuel efficiency and safety.
As of June 2025, Hyundai Creta remains the king of this segment, followed by Toyota Hyryder and Maruti Grand Vitara. However, new launches like Tata Curvv and Citroen Basalt indicate that the competition is only going to get stronger.
If you’re planning to buy an SUV under 20 lakhs, these sales figures reflect what Indian buyers trust the most. Use this guide to shortlist the best SUV for your needs.
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