Honda Cars India sales drop 30% in Feburary 2026, sold around 7,212 units
Honda Cars India reported total sales of 7,212 units in February 2026, registering a 30% year-on-year decline as exports plunged, while domestic dispatches stayed largely flat at 5,629 units.

Honda Cars India Sales Performance

Honda Cars India Ltd. (HCIL) reported total sales of 7,212 units in February 2026. This figure includes 5,629 units sold domestically and 1,583 units exported. Compared to February 2025, total sales dropped by 30.14% from 10,323 units. Domestic sales remained stable, showing a marginal 0.23% increase from 5,616 units in February 2025. However, exports declined sharply by 66.37% from 4,707 units last year.
Sales Summary
Metric | Value |
|---|---|
Total Sales | 7,212 units |
YoY Growth | 23% |
Key Highlights
- (HCIL) reported total sales of 7,212 units in February 2026.
- This figure includes 5,629 units sold domestically and 1,583 units exported.
- Compared to February 2025, total sales dropped by 30.14% from 10,323 units.
- Domestic sales remained stable, showing a marginal 0.23% increase from 5,616 units in February 2025.
On a month-on-month basis, domestic sales in February 2026 were down 9.11% compared to 6,193 units in January 2026. Honda attributed its steady domestic performance to the continued popularity of the Honda Amaze sedan, which is known for its practicality and safety features. The Honda City and Honda Elevate models also contributed stable volumes, aided by promotional activities during the month.
Key Models and Market Strategy
Mr. Kunal Behl, Vice President – Marketing & Sales at Honda Cars India Ltd., stated that the company maintained sales momentum in February. Strong demand for the Amaze led this performance, while City and Elevate models recorded steady traction. As the fiscal year nears its end, Honda remains optimistic about the overall market outlook.
Honda has announced aggressive expansion plans for the Indian market in 2026. The company plans to introduce up to 10 new cars by 2030. This strategy includes a shift towards premiumization and the launch of new models, starting in 2026. Honda will focus on both mass-market products and premium offerings, including models brought in via the Completely Built Unit (CBU) route.
Also Read: Honda Cars India Records 6,193 Domestic Sales in January 2026
Upcoming Launches and Brand Positioning
Key launches expected in 2026 include the Honda Prelude hybrid sports coupe in the first half of the year. The ZR-V hybrid is scheduled for launch towards the end of 2026. These models aim to strengthen Honda’s brand image in India. They target buyers seeking advanced hybrid technology, exclusivity, and a more aspirational ownership experience.
Honda’s broader roadmap aims to cater to diverse customer preferences. The company will balance mass-market appeal with the introduction of premium halo models. This approach is designed to enhance Honda’s presence and competitiveness in the Indian automotive market.
Conclusion
Honda Cars India’s February 2026 performance underscores a contrasting trend of stable domestic demand and steep pressure on exports, pulling total volumes down to 7,212 units. With the Amaze, City, and Elevate still driving showroom footfalls, the brand’s near-term focus will likely be on rebuilding export strength while banking on upcoming launches to regain overall growth momentum in FY27.
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