February 2026: Top 5 Best-Selling SUVs Revealed - Nexon Leads, Punch & Creta Show Strong Sales

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Tata Nexon Dominates SUV Sales: 24 KM Mileage, Sunroof, ADAS from ₹7.32 Lakh!

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News18•07-03-2026, 11:17

Tata Nexon Dominates SUV Sales: 24 KM Mileage, Sunroof, ADAS from ₹7.32 Lakh!

•Tata Nexon emerged as the best-selling SUV in February 2026, selling 19,430 units and marking a 27% year-on-year increase.
•Priced from ₹7.32 lakh, it offers up to 24.08 kmpl (diesel), a panoramic sunroof, and advanced ADAS features.
•Achieved a 5-star safety rating in GNCAP and BNCAP, equipped with 6 airbags, ESP, and a 360° camera.
•Available with 1.2L turbo petrol, 1.5L turbo diesel, and CNG options, alongside MT, AMT, and DCA transmissions.
•Tata Punch, Hyundai Creta, Maruti Suzuki Brezza, and Mahindra Scorpio also saw significant sales growth, securing top spots.

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