1 / 10#10. Hyundai's hatchback Elite i20 sold 8,137 units. Hyundai is all set to discontinue the 1.4-litre diesel engine option and replace it with a new 1.5-litre diesel engine that complies with the BS VI emission norms. (Image: Hyundai website/Caption: PTI)
2 / 10#9. Popular Hyundai model Grand i10 sold 8,774 units last month. The bookings are now open for the BS VI-compliant version of the model.
3 / 10#8. MSI's compact Vitara Brezza with sales of 10,134 has continued its steady run making it one of the top-selling cars in the country. With many dealerships offering substantial discounts, the sale is likely to soar this month. (Image: MSI website/Caption: PTI)
4 / 10#7. Making it to the list after a short gap is Maruti Suzuki's utility van Eeco with 12,324 units sold last month. (Image: MSI website/Caption: PTI)
5 / 10#6. Kia Seltos, whose X-Line edition has made its India debut at the 2020 Auto Expo, sold 15,000 units.
6 / 10#5. As many as 15,232 units of Maruti WagonR were sold in January. The model continues to dominate the Indian market even two decades after it was initially launched back in 1999.
7 / 10#4. Maruti Suzuki Alto sold 18,914 units in January. Maruti Suzuki had launched BS-VI compliant S-CNG variant of Alto last month. (Image: MSI website/Caption: PTI)
8 / 10#3. Maruti's hatchback Swift was one of the best-selling models last month clocking 19,981 units. India’s largest carmaker showcased the hybrid variant of the model at Auto Expo 2020. (Image: MSI website/Caption: PTI)
9 / 10#2. Maruti Nexa Baleno sold 20,485 units in January. The car's sales are expected to soar with dealerships offering significant discounts.
10 / 10#1. Maruti Suzuki Dzire sold 22,406 units to emerge as the top-selling model in the country last month. (Image: MSI website/Caption: PTI)
