June 2025 Electric Car Sales in India: Tata Leads, Mahindra Grows, Hyundai Slips

India’s electric passenger vehicle market held steady in June 2025, registering a total of 13,174 units, reflecting a marginal 0.4% month-on-month growth. While the overall momentum remained cautious, the segment saw key shifts in brand performances.

Market leaders like Tata Motors and Mahindra & Mahindra posted positive gains, while JSW MG Motor experienced a slight dip. Meanwhile, premium players like BMW and Kia India showed growth, contrasting with notable slowdowns from Hyundai, BYD, and Volvo. The data reveals a market-balancing consolidation at the top with sporadic bursts of activity from niche and emerging players.

Top 3 OEMs Dominate the Market

Tata Motors continues to lead the electric passenger vehicle space with 4,705 units, a slight 2.2% increase from May. Tata holds a commanding 35.7% market share, reaffirming its dominance thanks to models like the Nexon EV and Tiago EV.

​JSW MG Motor, known for the ZS EV and Comet, is close behind with 3,972 units, although it saw a 2.1% dip compared to last month. Mahindra & Mahindra, riding high on the success of the XUV400 and new BE lineup, posted a healthy 6.9% M-o-M growth to hit 3,029 units, capturing a 23% market share.

Mid-Tier Brands Experience Declines

Among the mid-tier manufacturers, Hyundai Motor registered 512 units, down from 640 in May, a 20% decline, possibly due to limited availability or shifting demand away from premium EVs. BYD India, despite its high-end EV offerings, dropped by 7.8%, with 476 units sold. On the other hand, BMW India posted a notable 15.7% growth, reaching 214 units, suggesting growing interest in luxury EVs.

Premium and Niche Players See Mixed Results

In the premium segment, Mercedes-Benz India remained nearly flat with 94 units (just one less than May). PCA Automobiles India (Citroën) experienced a sharp 35.5% decline, possibly due to slower dispatches or weaker rural penetration. Kia India bucked the trend with 36.7% growth, registering 41 units. However, Volvo Auto India continued its downward trend, dropping by 37.1% to just 22 units. Interestingly, the ‘Others’ category saw a 262.5% jump, albeit from a small base, possibly indicating the entry or scale-up of smaller or newer players.

Conclusion

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