Indian automakers experienced strong sales growth in September 2025, fueled by GST 2.0 reforms and festive season demand. Tata Motors reported a 12% year-on-year rise in commercial vehicle sales for Q2 FY26, totaling 94,681 units, attributing the growth to better product availability and pricing strategies post-GST changes. Its passenger vehicle sales grew 10% to 144,397 units, with electric vehicle sales soaring 59%, reflecting increasing interest in sustainable mobility.
Maruti Suzuki sold 189,665 units in September, including 135,711 domestic and a record 42,204 exports, driven by boosted customer sentiment during Navratri, despite logistical challenges late in the month. Hyundai Motor India saw a 10% sales increase, totaling 70,347 units, with SUVs accounting for 72.4% of domestic sales. The Hyundai CRETA hit a monthly sales record of 18,861 units, while exports rose 44% to 18,800 units.
Mahindra & Mahindra reported a 16% rise in total sales at 100,298 units. Utility vehicles and commercial vehicles grew 10% and 18%, respectively. Their tractor sales surged 50%, thanks to GST cuts and favorable farming conditions, although truck and bus sales dropped 8% due to market challenges. Industry experts credit GST reforms for revitalizing the market and boosting festive sales.
