Skoda Auto VW India crosses the 2 million production milestone

By Admin

22 Nov, 2025

Introduction
India has achieved a remarkable manufacturing milestone, crossing 2 million cumulative units produced in the country. This achievement highlights the company’s strong manufacturing capabilities, robust localisation strategy, and growing global demand for India-made vehicles. With expanding exports, record-breaking domestic sales, and increased investments, the automaker is reinforcing India’s position as a major automotive hub.

A Milestone Built on Strong Platforms
The 2-million milestone includes over 500,000 vehicles produced on the MQB-A0-IN platform, the brand’s India-specific architecture. This platform powers some of the company’s most popular models, including the Skoda Kushaq, Slavia, Kylaq and Volkswagen Taigun and Virtus. These models have played a crucial role in strengthening the brand’s footprint in the competitive mid-size segment.

Rising Global Demand for India-Made Cars
Skoda Auto VW India has also emerged as a vital export center. The company has shipped over 700,000 vehicles from India to regions such as Latin America, Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. This export growth showcases the trust placed in India’s manufacturing quality and further cements the country as a strategic export base for global automotive markets.

Record-Breaking Production & Sales Performance
The pace of production has accelerated significantly the last 500,000 units were manufactured in just 3.5 years, a clear testament to improved efficiency and rising demand.
In 2025, the carmaker also achieved its highest-ever 10-month performance, delivering 61,607 units, more than double its year-on-year numbers.

Among the standout performers is the Volkswagen Virtus, which recorded its highest-ever monthly sales during Diwali. With a market share of over 40% in its segment, the Virtus continues to strengthen the company’s leadership in premium sedan space.

Investments That Drive Growth
With two advanced manufacturing facilities one in Pune and another in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar the company has built a strong operational foundation. Skoda Auto VW India has invested nearly 600 million euros to boost localisation, increase production volumes, and expand its R&D capabilities. These investments ensure long-term sustainability and contribute significantly to India’s automotive ecosystem.

Conclusion
Crossing the 2-million production milestone is not just a moment of celebration for Skoda Auto VW India it is a testament to India’s growing importance in the global automotive landscape. With increasing exports, rapid production growth, and robust investment strategies, the company is well-positioned to accelerate into an even more successful future.