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The demand for electric cars is increasing rapidly in India and both domestic and foreign companies are benefiting from it. Tata Motors has maintained its dominance by selling more than 1.16 lakh EVs between January and October 2026. Mahindra and MG have also performed brilliantly. In this list, Vinfast has left behind companies like Maruti and Kia. See the complete ranking and sales figures of top 10 EV companies.
Tata Motors remained number-1 in terms of EV sales.
Tata Motors: In the first 10 months (January-October) of the year 2026, Tata Motors has retained the first position with 39.7% market share by selling a total of 1,16,732 electric cars. In October 2026 alone, the company recorded sales of 14,654 units. The company’s strong EV portfolio includes popular models like Nexon EV, Punch EV, Tiago EV, Curvv EV, Harrier EV and Sierra EV.
Mahindra: Between January and October 2026, Mahindra achieved second position with 22.8% market share by selling 67,023 electric SUVs. The company’s sales in October 2026 were 8,541 units. The reason behind this spectacular growth of Mahindra is its born-electric and modern range, which includes powerful products like BE 6, XEV 9e, XEV 9S and XUV 3XO EV.
JSW MG Motor India: During January-October 2026, it stood at third position with sales of 55,082 units and 18.7% market share. The company has sold 5,938 EVs in the month of October. The biggest contributor to the company’s total sales is Windsor EV, along with which Comet EV, Hector Tomhawk EV, ZS EV, M9 and Cyberster are also present in the portfolio.
VinFast: Vietnamese automaker VinFast is rapidly gaining ground in the Indian market, selling 15,468 units in January-October 2026 and securing the fourth position with 5.3% market share. The company’s sales in October 2026 were 2,570 units. Vinfast’s electric lineup in India includes the VF6, VF7 and the 7-seater VF MPV 7 along with the Limo Green for the fleet segment.
Maruti Suzuki: The country’s largest car company Maruti Suzuki has registered sales of 12,051 electric cars between January and October 2026, giving it a market share of 4.1%. The company has sold 1,199 units in October 2026. The mainstay of this sale of the company is its first and flagship electric SUV e Vitara, which is getting good response from the customers.
Kia: During January-October 2026, Kia sold a total of 7,029 electric vehicles and achieved 2.4% market share and stood sixth in the list. In the month of October, the company’s sales increased to 1,395 units. Kia’s EV lineup in the Indian market includes premium flagship models EV6 and EV9 along with Syros EV and Carens EV.
BYD: Chinese EV giant BYD has captured 2.2% market share with sales of 6,490 units in the first 10 months of 2026. The company has sold 737 electric cars in October 2026. BYD’s portfolio in the Indian market is quite premium, which includes Atto 3, Seal, eMax 7 and Sealion 7.
Hyundai: Between January and October 2026, Hyundai has sold 5,791 electric cars and stood at eighth position with 2.0% market share. The company’s total EV sales in October 2026 were recorded at 759 units. Creta Electric is playing the most prominent role in Hyundai’s current electric portfolio and the company is preparing to launch a new compact EV soon.
BMW: Maintaining its dominance in the luxury electric car segment, BMW has sold 4,132 units in January-October 2026. The company’s overall market share was 1.4% and it sold 462 vehicles in October. BMW’s EV range includes the iX1 long wheelbase, i4, i5 LWB, i7 luxury sedan and the flagship SUV iX.
Mercedes-Benz: Between January and October 2026, Mercedes-Benz has made it to the top-10 list by selling 1,387 electric cars, which includes 62 units in October. The total market share of the company was 0.5%. Mercedes has a large luxury EV portfolio in India, which includes the EQA, EQB, GLC Electric, EQE, EQS and the iconic G-Class Electric.
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Ram Mohan MishraSenior Sub Editor
Ram Mohan Mishra is an active journalist in the automotive world of digital media and has been working continuously in the field of auto journalism since 2021. Presently he is handling the auto desk of News18 Hindi as Senior Sub-Editor.
