Toyota Sales Report February 2026: Hyryder Leads, SUVs and Premium Models Drive Growth

Toyota Kirloskar Motor reported total sales of 30,734 units in February 2026, marking a 16.62% year-on-year (YoY) increase over 26,355 units in February 2025. Month-on-month (MoM), sales were stable, with a slight 0.34% rise from 30,630 units in January 2026. The growth was mainly driven by strong demand for the Hyryder and steady sales from the Hycross and premium models.

Key Highlights

• Toyota sold 30,734 units in February 2026 with 16.62 percent year on year growth
• Hyryder led sales with 9,359 units and 116.94 percent year on year increase
• Premium models like Vellfire and Land Cruiser 300 saw significant growth
• Glanza and Taisor experienced year on year declines despite some month on month recovery

Key Model Performance

The Toyota Hyryder was the brand's top-selling model in February 2026, with 9,359 units sold. This represents a 116.94% YoY increase from 4,314 units in February 2025. Compared to January 2026, Hyryder sales grew by 2.22%. This performance highlights the growing popularity of hybrid SUVs in the mid-size segment.

The Innova Hycross secured the second spot with 6,041 units, up 7.45% YoY. However, its MoM sales dropped by 5.48% from 6,391 units. The Fortuner maintained steady demand, selling 3,076 units, which is a 6.95% YoY and 0.98% MoM increase. It continues to be a strong contender in the premium SUV category.

The Glanza recorded a significant 30.11% YoY decline, with sales at 3,212 units. Despite this, it saw a 7.86% MoM recovery. Taisor sales dropped 20.81% YoY to 2,854 units but improved 13.21% MoM, suggesting some recovery in demand. Rumion achieved a 34.21% YoY growth with 2,817 units, though MoM sales were stable.

The Innova Crysta experienced a 5.84% YoY decrease to 2,662 units and a 13.12% MoM decline. Hilux sales rose 68.25% YoY to 318 units, though overall volumes remain low. MoM sales for Hilux were flat. The new generation Hilux has debuted globally and is expected to launch in India later this year.

Premium Segment and Market Trends

The Camry sold 203 units, reflecting a 2.87% YoY decrease but a 10.33% MoM increase. The Vellfire posted a remarkable 663.16% YoY growth, reaching 145 units from 19 units last year. Its MoM sales also rose 17.89%, indicating growing demand for premium MPVs.

The Land Cruiser 300 registered 47 units in February 2026, up from zero in the same month last year. MoM sales more than doubled from 21 units. These figures show a shift in Toyota’s growth towards SUVs and premium vehicles. Hyryder remains the main volume driver, while Vellfire and LC300 highlight rising interest in luxury models. Meanwhile, declines in Glanza and Taisor show pressure in the entry-level segment, suggesting Toyota’s growth now relies more on higher-value products.