Export numbers saw an unprecedented surge, which reached an all-time monthly high of 42,204 units, representing a remarkable 52.2% jump compared to September 2024.

The Truck and Bus business (including SML Isuzu) sold 1,904 units in September.

In the domestic market, VECV's light and medium-duty (LMD) trucks segment, covering vehicles up to 18.5 tonnes, demonstrated resilience with 3,801 units sold in September 2025

The benefits, which ended September 30, included a $7,500 federal tax credit applicable to new electric vehicle leases and purchases, plus an additional $4,000 credit for pre-owned EVs.

Ashok Leyland’s H1 FY26 cumulative domestic sales climbed to 85,559 units, up 2% from 83,873 units in H1 FY25.

This performance vaulted Tata to a firm second place in the passenger vehicle (PV) market, surpassing Mahindra & Mahindra and Hyundai Motor India.

SUVs accounted for a record 72.4% of HMIL’s domestic sales in September, with 37,313 units sold.

Toyota's first half of the financial year (April-September 2025) demonstrated remarkable consistency with 184,959 units sold, representing a healthy 14% growth over the corresponding period in 2024

The GST revision has helped bump up the sales of the Akurdi-based two-wheeler marque.

Comparing September's SUV sales to earlier months in 2025 reveals the seasonal uptick: a 18.9% increase from June's 47,306 units and a 12.8% rise from July's 49,871 units.