Maruti Suzuki India’s production volumes showed a mixed trajectory through the summer of 2025, before September sales rebounded on robust exports and festive demand.

With the festive season in full swing, Royal Enfield appears well-positioned to maintain its growth trajectory in the coming months.

Once fully ramped up, Hyundai’s total Indian capacity—including 824,000 units at Chennai—will reach approximately 1.074 million units per annum by 2028

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.