India’s Auto Sector Maintains Recovery Momentum, Led by 2-Wheelers: SIAM Data

India’s auto sector registered a strong start to the festive season in September, with notable growth across key segments. Riding on improved consumer sentiment, wholesale dispatches of 2-wheelers, passenger vehicles and 3-wheelers all trended positively compared to the same period last year.

2-Wheeler and Passenger Vehicle Sales Reflect Festive Cheer

2-wheelers posted the highest growth among the segments, rising 6.7% year on year to 21,60,000 units, compared to 20,25,000 units in September 2024. Within this category, motorcycle sales increased 5.8% to 13,73,000 units from 12,98,000 units year on year. Scooters outperformed with a 9.1% rise to 7,33,000 units from 6,72,000 earlier, highlighting strong urban and semi-urban festival buying.

Passenger vehicles, including cars, UVs and vans, grew steadily by 4.4%, reaching 3,72,000 units dispatched in September versus 3,56,000 units during the same month in 2024. The segment’s consistent climb indicates returning confidence among mid-range and premium buyers during the high-demand period.

3-Wheelers Continue Upward Momentum with 5.5% Growth

3-wheelers also stayed on the growth path, with September sales increasing 5.5% to 84,000 units, up from 79,600 units. The segment maintained a solid pace thanks to robust demand in city transport and last-mile logistics during the festive build-up.

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All Segments Show Broad-Based Recovery in September

The overall figures indicate a well-rounded recovery across the automotive value chain. Positive economic indicators and improved monsoon conditions have likely enhanced rural demand, especially for 2-wheelers. Meanwhile, urban centres are contributing to passenger car growth in the lead-up to festivities like Navratri and Diwali. 

Auto Stocks in Focus

India’s auto sector began the festive season on a strong note in September, with solid growth across major segments. As a result, Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bajaj Auto, Hyundai Motor India, Eicher Motors, TVS Motor Co.,Tata Motors, Hero Motocorp, Ather Energy, Ola Electric, Force Motors are in focus. 

Conclusion

India’s automobile industry saw encouraging growth across major segments in September 2025. 2-wheelers led with high volume, passenger vehicles recorded healthy performance, and 3-wheelers sustained demand. These trends suggest favourable momentum as the festive season progresses into its peak months.

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