India’s auto industry posted strong November 2025 sales, with passenger vehicles up nearly 21% YoY at over 4.2 lakh units. Three-wheeler sales reached 71,999 units, while two-wheelers dipped slightly. Growth was driven by GST cuts, festive demand, and SUV/EV traction, highlighting resilience and consumer confidence in the sector.
India’s automobile industry recorded robust sales in November 2025, with passenger vehicles continuing to drive momentum while three-wheeler volumes also showed resilience. According to the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), total domestic passenger vehicle sales crossed 4.2 lakh units, marking a sharp year-on-year growth of nearly 21%, supported by GST cuts, festive demand spillover, and rising SUV and EV adoption.
Key Highlights
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Passenger Vehicles: Domestic wholesales surged to 4.20–4.25 lakh units, up from 3.52 lakh units last year, reflecting strong demand for SUVs and premium models.
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Three-Wheelers: Sales stood at 71,999 units, highlighting steady demand in urban and semi-urban transport segments.
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Two-Wheelers: The segment saw a slight dip, with sales declining around 3% YoY, attributed to supply constraints and shifting retail demand.
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Industry Drivers: Growth was fueled by GST rationalisation, festive offers, improved model availability, and rising EV traction.
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Market Outlook: Analysts expect continued momentum into December, with SUVs and EVs sustaining demand despite global uncertainties.
India’s auto sector remains resilient, with passenger vehicles as the growth engine, while two-wheelers face short-term challenges. The November data underscores strong consumer confidence and the industry’s adaptability.
Sources: Republic World, The Hindu, Mathrubhumi