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Top 30 Car Exports Feb 2021 – Creta 2nd, Jimny 14th, Magnite 24th

Nissan Magnite
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Car Exports from India have suffered a massive decline of almost 30% in Feb 2021

Indian Car Exports declined in the month of Feb’21. This is in contrast with the domestic car sales figures, which had registered growth in Feb’21. Overall car exports from India de-grew by ~30% in Feb’21. Let’s have a look at model wise performance.

Massive Reshuffle in the Top 5

Nissan Sunny, which was the second most exported vehicle of Feb’20 which has managed to claim the pole position in Feb’21. However, the sedan registered a de-growth of ~29% over its last year’s export numbers.

Creta which had come on the fourth spot on the list in Feb’20 has gained a lead and settled for the second spot in Feb’21. Ironically, even though Creta improved its ranking in the list, it too recorded decline of 30% in export numbers as they fell from 4,358 units to 3,318 units in Feb’21.

Verna from Hyundai managed to maintain its export numbers and claimed the 3rd spot in the list. Last year, with export of similar number of units, it couldn’t feature even in the Top 5 list. However, thanks to the overall slowdown in the category, this year, Verna secured the 3rd spot.

Car Exports Feb 2021
Car Exports Feb 2021

Exports of Baleno from Maruti also declined from 3,256 units to 2,423 units in Feb’21. Despite a 25% de-growth, Baleno claimed the 4th spot in the list in Feb’21. Grand i10 from Hyundai recorded a strong growth of 969% as its export numbers went up from 181 units to 1,936 units.

Seltos from Kia recorded a 46% decline and its export figures decreased by 1,670 units. However, Kia registered overall growth in exports, thanks to the additional exports of 1,766 units of Sonet.

S-Presso from Maruti had an almost flat Feb’21 in terms of exports and it claimed the 8th spot in the list. Swift and Dzire, both recorded almost 55% growths over their Feb’20 export numbers and the twins claimed the 9th and 10th spots, respectively.

NoCar ExportsFeb-21Feb-20%
1Sunny4,5326,371-28.87
2Creta3,1384,538-30.85
3Verna2,5042,510-0.24
4Baleno2,4233,256-25.58
5Grand i101,936181969.61
6Seltos1,8993,569-46.79
7Sonet1,7660
8Spresso1,7581,6595.97
9Swift1,7381,12155.04
10DZIRE1,52598954.20
11Vento1,0715,818-81.59
12Brezza961243904.17
13Aura9300
14Jimny8380
15City7800
16Santro766296158.78
17Kwid7551,254-39.79
18Alto733798-8.15
19Venue6441,072-39.93
20KUV10057032277.02
21Triber553150268.67
22EcoSport5508,472-93.51
23IGNIS520836-37.80
24Magnite4010
25Celerio334458-27.07
26CIAZ169275-38.55
27Elite i2016233390.91
28Ertiga157479-67.22
29Go1560
30Eeco125199-37.19
31Xcent120270-55.56
32WR-V1170
33Aspire1141,246-90.85
34Maxximo995967.80
35Amaze900
36Polo811,127-92.81
37Scorpio74117-36.75
38S-Cross688750.00
39KICKS4260-30.00
40Bolero332722.22
41XUV3003243-25.58
42Redi-Go260
43GO +250
44XL6811-27.27
45WagonR772-90.28
46Xuv500668-91.18
47Compass6746-99.20
48Fortuner30
49Liva0617-100.00
50Micra0402-100.00
51Etios0387-100.00
52Figo0189-100.00
53BR-V060-100.00
54V-CROSS020-100.00
55Thar017-100.00
56E2O08-100.00
Total35,34550,234-29.64

Culprits for Slowdown

Two vehicles which recorded massive decline in export numbers were Vento (81% degrowth) and EcoSport (93% degrowth). The decline in export for these two models alone contributed to almost 85% decline in export numbers for the segment.

The Export list had some new entrants (vs Feb’20) like the Sonet, Aura, Jimny, City and Magnite. Jimny’s export of 838 units raises the possibility of Maruti bringing in a India-spec Jimny sooner. Models like Liva, Micra, Etios, Figo, BR-V, V-Cross, Thar and E2O exited the export list and contributed to the overall decline in export numbers.

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