Mahindra has registered an annual growth of 14 percent by selling 64,092 SUVs in the domestic market in September 2026. Total auto sales stood at 1,14,874 units, which includes exports. This is 15 percent more than last year. Good demand was seen in the company’s utility vehicle portfolio. Also, Mahindra has crossed the total billing of its electric Origin SUV of 1 lakh units. This achievement strengthens the company’s electric passenger vehicle strategy.
Passenger vehicle sales in the July-September quarter stood at 1,83,397 units, which is 26 percent more than the same period last year. Domestic SUV sales reached 3,58,142 units in the April-September period, which shows a growth of about 20 percent. There was good growth in the commercial vehicle and three-wheeler segments, while there was a decline in tractor sales. Dr. Velusamy R, President, Automotive Business of the company expressed satisfaction on achieving the electric milestone along with the growth of SUV and total volumes.
14% annual and 8% monthly growth in SUV sales
Domestic SUV sales were 56,233 units in September 2025, which has now increased to 64,092 units. This led to sales of 7,859 additional units. There was an increase of 8 percent on a monthly basis as compared to 59,257 units in August 2026.
Electric Origin SUV crosses 1 lakh billing mark
Since the launch of Mahindra’s electric Origin SUV, billing of 1 lakh units has been completed so far. This further strengthens the company’s electric passenger vehicle presence.
Good growth in commercial vehicles and three-wheelers
Domestic light commercial vehicle sales stood at 30,420 units, which increased by 14 percent. The less than 2 tonne category recorded 4,044 units (19 percent increase) and the 2-3.5 tonne category recorded 26,376 units (13 percent increase). Three-wheeler sales (including electric models) stood at 16,343 units, which is 26 percent more. Three-wheeler volume increased by 53 percent in April-September to reach 82,058 units. Auto exports stood at 4,019 units, which is 7 percent less, but in the first half of the year, exports increased by 48 percent to 30,031 units.
53% strength in trucks and buses
Trucks & Buses business (Mahindra Truck & Bus Division and SML Mahindra) sold 2,912 units, which is 53 percent higher. Cargo vehicles were 2,043 units (84 percent increase) and passenger commercial were 869 units (10 percent increase). The total volume in April-September has increased by 22 percent to reach 17,805 units.
23% decline in domestic tractor sales
Domestic tractor sales of farm equipment business stood at 50,208 units, which is 23 percent less. The company attributed this to the shift of the festive season to October and the high base due to last year’s GST cut. Tractor exports increased by 62 percent to 1,892 units, taking total sales to 52,100 units. There has been a decline of 21 percent. Nevertheless, the total tractor volume in April-September stood at 2,74,068 units and registered a growth of 7 percent.
