• Auto Industry Performance of October-2025

    14-Nov-2025 | New Delhi

    Monthly Performance: October 2025 Production: The total production of Passenger Vehicles1, Three Wheelers, Two Wheelers, and Quadricycle in October 2025 was 28,01,412 units Domestic Sales: • Passenger Vehicles2 sales were 4,60,739 units in October 2025. • Three-wheeler sales were 81,288 units in October 2025 • Two-wheeler sales were 22,10,727 units in October 2025.

  • Auto Industry Sales Performance of September 2025 and Q2 (July–September 2025)

    15-Oct-2025 | New Delhi

    Key Highlights from Q2 (July–September 2025) a) Passenger vehicles • Passenger Vehicle sales stood at 1.04 million units in Q2 of 2025–26, registering a de-growth of (-)1.5% compared to Q2 of 2024–25. However, the segment showed signs of recovery towards the end of the quarter, with September 2025 sales up by 4.4%, aided by recent GST reduction measures, improved consumer sentiment, and the onset of the festive season. • The Utility Vehicle (UV) sub-segment continues to dominate the PV market, accounting for around two-thirds of total PV sales, however, posted a de-growth of (-) 2.1% in Q2 of 2025-26, over Q2 of 2024-25. While Passenger Cars remained relatively flat during the quarter. • Passenger Vehicles saw their highest ever exports in Q2 of 2025-26 of 2.42 Lakh units registering a growth of 23% over Q2 of 2024-25.

  • Auto Industry Performance of August-2025

    15-Sep-2025 | New Delhi

    Monthly Performance: August 2025 Production: The total production of Passenger Vehicles1, Three Wheelers, Two Wheelers, and Quadricycle in August 2025 was 26,93,049 units Domestic Sales: • Passenger Vehicles2 sales were 3,21,840 units in August 2025. • Three-wheeler sales were 75,759 units in August 2025 • Two-wheeler sales were 18,33,921 units in August 2025.

  • Hon’ble Prime Minister highlights opportunities for India to lead in Green Transportation at SIAM 65th Annual Convention

    11-Sep-2025 | New Delhi

    At the 65th Annual Convention of the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) today, industry leaders and policymakers discussed the critical role of sustainable mobility in achieving Viksit Bharat by 2047. In his special message, Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, emphasised the need to achieve true self-reliance across the entire automotive manufacturing value chain. He also said, “As the nation advances towards global leadership in green and smart transportation, opportunities for investment and collaboration are immense.”

  • Indian Automobile Industry to Achieve Global Leadership in Sustainable Mobility Innovation

    11-Sep-2025 | New Delhi

    At the 65th Annual Convention of the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), the Special Plenary Session 1 on “Key Enablers Driving Global Leadership in Sustainable Mobility” brought together industry leaders and policymakers to deliberate on strategies for positioning India as a global leader in sustainable mobility by 2047. The session highlighted policy support, technological innovation, and collaborative efforts required to achieve this vision. Guest of Honour, Mr. Tarun Kapoor, Adviser to Hon’ble Prime Minister, Government of India, recognised automotive sector’s role in contributing to the economy. He stated, "The Auto industry should partner with the Government in Anusandhan National Research Foundation and innovate in India for building the full value chain. Industry should work towards enhancing the use of biofuels, gaseous fuel and electric mobility. Compressed Bio Gas also holds huge potential in India. Domestic market will keep growing, as spending power will increase, but we must think big and penetrate global markets as well.”

  • Software-defined Vehicles as Catalysts for Growth in India’s Sustainable Mobility Future

    11-Sep-2025 | New Delhi

    The Special Plenary Session 2 at the 65th Annual Convention of the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) on “Embracing the Future: Strategic Development and Market Integration of Software Defined Vehicles (SDVs) in India” highlighted the role of software-driven vehicles in advancing sustainable mobility. The opening remarks for the session was delivered by Session Chairman, Mr. Rajan Wadhera, Member, SCALE Committee, Government of India, Former President Automotive Sector, M&M. Former President SIAM.