“Auto sales in August: Who’s racing ahead and who’s stalling?”

Here’s a crisp breakdown of Indian automobile companies’ sales data for August 2025, covering both passenger vehicles and two-/three-wheelers. The month saw mixed trends, with some OEMs posting strong growth while others faced domestic slowdowns cushioned by exports and EV momentum. 🚗 Passenger Vehicle Sales – August 2025 | Company | Domestic Sales | YoY Change | Exports | | Maruti Suzuki | 131,278 | – 8.2% | 36,538 (+40.5%) | | Hyundai Motor India | 44,00 1 | –10% est. | 16,500 | | Tata Motors | 41,001 | –7.0% | 2,314 (7× YoY) | | Mahindra & Mahindra | 39,399 | –9.0% | 3,548 (+16%) | | Toyota Kirloskar | 29,302 | +11.0% | N/A | | MG Motor India | 6,578 | +52.0% | N/A | 🔹 Maruti’s exports surged despite domestic softness, while MG Motor led growth with its Windsor EV. 🔹 Hyundai reclaimed the #2 spot, beating Mahindra and Tata in total volumes. 🛵 Two- & Three-Wheeler Sales – August 2025 | Company | Segment | Sales | YoY Change | | TVS Motor Co. | Two-/Three-wheelers | 509,536 | +30.1% | | Royal Enfield | Motorcycles | 102,876 | +57.0% | | Bajaj Auto | Two-wheelers | 184,109 | –12.0% | | Bajaj Auto | Three-wheelers | 48,289 | +7.0% | 🔹 TVS crossed 5 lakh units for the first time ever, driven by scooters and exports. 🔹 Royal Enfield saw strong demand globally, with exports up 39% to 11,126 units. 🔹 Bajaj’s domestic two-wheeler sales dipped, but exports rose 25% to 157,778 units. ⚡ EV Snapshot - Tata Motors EVs: 8,540 units (+44%) - TVS iQube & Ace Cargo: 8,200 units (+45%) - Mahindra EVs: ~2,100 units - Ola & Ather: Continued momentum in urban e-scooter sales EVs are gaining traction, supported by FAME-II incentives and state-level subsidies.