New Delhi, July 31 -- Maruti Suzuki saw its consolidated revenue grow by 10% in the June quarter on the back of growing sales of pricier sports utility vehicles (SUVs), but higher input prices weighed on the company's profitability, which barely grew compared to last year.

India's largest automaker recorded 1% growth in profit to Rs.3,792 crore and 10% growth in consolidated revenue to Rs.40,493 crore during the first three months of FY26. Profitability was held back by a 200 basis points decline in operating profit margins owing to an increase in commodity inflation and employee costs.

Revenue grew even as its sales in the domestic market have struggled, with the first three months seeing Maruti's total domestic sales fall 5% to 430,88...