While Suzuki India’s domestic sales increased by 4%, its export business simultaneously grew by a whopping 24%.

By selling over 12.77 lakh units in the first quarter of FY 26, TVS has registered its highest ever quarterly sales.

However, this discount offer is not uniform across the country.

Even on a month-on-month basis, Honda’s sales have dropped by 7.73%.

Stellantis has sponsored two Citroën e-C3 vehicles to SRM Institute of Science and Technology to accelerate EV research and hands-on learning.

However, on a year-to-date basis, Hero’s sales have dropped by 10.95%.

TVS now occupies 24% market share of the electric two-wheeler segment.

Indian automakers express concern over stringent 2027 emission norms. Meanwhile, Maruti Suzuki’s push for separate small car emission standards sparks a rift within the automotive industry.

Kia is expected to price the Carens Clavis EV competitively to undercut or match its Chinese rival.

The June 2025 total marks a sharp drop from 9,776 units in June 2024, which included 4,804 domestic and 4,972 export units.