In the automotive market, October 2023 saw some models struggling to find their stride, with only a handful of units sold. Topping this list is the Toyota Vellfire, managing to find homes for just 3 units during the entire month. This luxury 7-seater boasts a powerful 2.5-litre engine and a host of elite features, including a 14-inch touchscreen infotainment system, dual-panel sunroof, and wireless phone capabilities. Priced at Rs 1.20 crore ex-showroom, the Vellfire offers a blend of sophistication and performance.

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Following closely in the list are Citroen and Hyundai, each with two models making an appearance among the low sellers. The Citroen eC3, an electric marvel, witnessed sales of 179 units. With features like fast charging capabilities, a 10.2-inch touchscreen infotainment system, and dual airbags, the eC3 offers a futuristic driving experience starting at Rs 11.61 lakh ex-showroom.

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Hyundai’s electric offering, the Kona Electric, found 44 buyers in October. Known for its eco-friendly credentials, the Kona Electric delivers an impressive electric range and is a popular choice in the electric vehicle segment.

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Other models struggling to make an impact in October include the Mahindra Marazzo (88 units), Volkswagen Taigun (98 units), Jeep Meridian (109 units), Hyundai Ioniq 5 (117 units), Kia EV6 (141 units), Skoda Kodiaq (176 units), and the Citroen C5 Aircross (5 units).

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These figures highlight the varied preferences and challenges faced by car models in a diverse market. While some continue to dominate the charts, others grapple with finding their niche among consumers. October’s sales data underscores the dynamism of the automotive industry, where consumer choices shape the fate of each vehicle on the road.