Toyota Records 32,086 Unit Sales In April'26, Clocking 17% YoY Growth

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) today announced its sales performance for the month of April 2026 with 32,086 units, reflecting a growth of 17% compared to 27,329 units sold in April 2025. This includes 30,159 units sold in the domestic market and 1,927 units exported.

Commenting on the sales performance, Mr. Sabari Manohar, Executive Vice President, Sales-Service-Used Car Business, Toyota Kirloskar Motor, said, "Our sales performance in April 2026 reflects steady and sustained progress, driven by a strong focus on customer centricity, product excellence and disciplined execution across markets. A key highlight during the month was the Innova HyCross achieving the 2 lakh cumulative sales milestone, reinforcing the positive and growing market acceptance of our hybrid offerings.

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Breaking Toyota's sales down further, domestic sales showed a strong uptick, rising to 30,159 units from 24,833 units in the same period last year, marking a 21% increase. In contrast, exports declined during the month, with volumes falling to 1,927 units from 2,496 units, registering a drop of 23%. Despite this dip in exports, the overall growth remained positive, supported by robust domestic demand.

Looking at the broader calendar year performance (January to April), the company maintained a positive trajectory. Total sales during this period reached 1,37,194 units, up from 1,15,157 units in the corresponding period last year, translating to a 19% growth. Domestic sales for the January-April period stood at 1,26,651 units, compared to 1,05,798 units last year, registering a 20% increase.

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Exports also recorded growth over the same period, rising to 10,543 units from 9,359 units, reflecting a 13% improvement. Overall, the performance indicates consistent demand in the domestic market, complemented by moderate gains in exports over the longer term.