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- Mercedes-Benz India has achieved its highest-ever Navratri sales, delivering more than 2,500 cars in just nine days.
- The German luxury carmaker reported selling one car every six minutes, signaling strong consumer confidence during the festive period.
- Industry analysts say the surge reflects India’s improving luxury car market, supported by GST reforms, stable fuel prices, and a rise in disposable incomes among...
- The brand credited the momentum to GST 2.0, which streamlined taxation and helped reduce vehicle costs.
Mercedes-Benz India has achieved its highest-ever Navratri sales, delivering more than 2,500 cars in just nine days. The German luxury carmaker reported selling one car every six minutes, signaling strong consumer confidence during the festive period.
Impact of GST Reforms and Market Optimism
Industry analysts say the surge reflects India’s improving luxury car market, supported by GST reforms, stable fuel prices, and a rise in disposable incomes among premium consumers. The brand credited the momentum to GST 2.0, which streamlined taxation and helped reduce vehicle costs.
Mercedes-Benz also introduced festive offers and finance schemes that made high-end models more accessible. Prices across select variants dropped by up to 6 percent, further fueling purchase sentiment among aspirational buyers.
Record Quarterly Performance
Alongside Navratri success, Mercedes-Benz India also reported a record-breaking third quarter, selling 5,119 units in Q3 2025, its best-ever September performance. The company stated that demand was strong across its SUV and sedan portfolio, particularly for models like the GLC, GLE, and the long-wheelbase C-Class.
Luxury automakers in India often see sales peaks during Navratri and Diwali, as consumers prefer to make big-ticket purchases during these auspicious periods. Mercedes-Benz’s performance this year underscores the growing appetite for premium vehicles beyond metro cities, especially in Tier-1 and Tier-2 markets.
Executives noted that the company’s strategy of expanding dealership networks and introducing localized production has strengthened its footprint in India. The festive season sales also align with the government’s broader economic recovery efforts, often referred to as “Modinomics,” which focus on domestic growth and consumer confidence.
With this performance, Mercedes-Benz India has set a new benchmark for luxury car sales in the country’s festive market. The company expects continued demand through Diwali, reinforcing India’s position as one of the fastest-growing luxury auto markets globally.
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