Cars sold 45% more than low GST and festive offers: Tata sold 9,191 EV, left behind Hyundai-Mindra and reached second

The month of September was very special for car companies in India. In view of the implementation of GST rates, Navratri and the upcoming Dussehra-Diwali, dealers asked for more cars from the factory, as the booking has increased rapidly.

This increased by 45% wholesale sales (supply to dealers) in the domestic market. Tata Motors was at the forefront of bulk sales. He named Hyundai and Mahindra behind and won the title of the second highest car selling company.

Tata set a new record of selling more than 60,900 vehicles The company supplied 59,667 cars including petrol-diesel and EV to dealers. This number is 45% more than the previous year. A new record of selling more than 60,900 vehicles in a month, including exports. This is 47% higher than September 2024 and the highest monthly sales so far. Apart from this, the company also set a new record of monthly EV sales by selling 9,191 EV almost twice as close (96%) from last year.

Nexon sold the highest 22,500 units Tata Nexon was the company’s best -selling car, which sold more than 22,500 units alone. The note of note here is that the sales of Nexon car include sales of both ICE and EV models.

Tata’s CNG cars sales increased by 105% Tata has also registered a 105% increase in its CNG car sales on an annual basis. The CNG model includes Tata Tiago CNG, Tata Tigor CNG, Tata Panch CNG, Tata Ultrose CNG and Tata Nexon CNG.

Mahindra’s wholesale sales increased by 10% Last month, Mahindra & Mahindra’s wholesale sales increased by 10% to 56,233 cars. JSW MG Motor India sold 6728 cars. This is an increase of 34% compared to 5,021 cars sold in September 2024.

Maruti Suzuki’s wholesale sales decreased by 8% In September, where the wholesale sales of most vehicle manufacturers increased, the country’s largest car manufacturer Maruti Suzuki’s domestic sales declined by 8% on an annual basis. The biggest reason behind this decline is to reduce the sale of mini segments like Alto and Aspresso to more than 30%.

Boost found from Navratri after the initial slow pace Although the sales of cars were slow before the new prices came into force after the GST cut announcements, sales increased rapidly in 9 days of Navratri after 22 September.

Car manufacturers say GST cut and early days of Navratri have benefited. According to Nalinikanth Golagunta of Mahindra’s Automotive Division, “The retail sales of the first 9 days of Navratri were 60% more than the last year due to the rapid and suppressed demand from GST 2.0.”

VP, VP of Toyota Kirloskar’s Sales-Service-Used Car Business, said, “Historical GST reforms and the festive season showed enthusiasm in the market with the beginning of the festive season.”