Tata Motors, M&M Share Price in Focus; Passenger Vehicle Dispatches Jump 16% in March: SIAM

India’s automobile sector reported steady growth in FY26, with wholesale volumes increasing across all major segments. 

According to industry data, total vehicle dispatches reached over 2.82 crore units during the fiscal year, reflecting broad-based demand recovery and stable economic conditions. 

The performance was supported by growth in passenger vehicles, two-wheelers, commercial vehicles and three-wheelers.

Passenger Vehicle Dispatches in March

Passenger vehicle dispatches recorded a notable increase in March, rising 16% to 4,42,460 units. The monthly growth reflects improved demand conditions and inventory movement towards dealerships at the end of the financial year.

Overall Auto Sales Performance in FY26

Total automobile wholesales in FY26 stood at 2,82,65,519 units, marking a growth of 10.4% compared to 2,56,09,399 units in FY25.

This expansion was observed across all vehicle categories, indicating a broad-based improvement in demand across urban and rural markets.

Segment-Wise Sales Growth

1. Passenger Vehicles

Passenger vehicle wholesales reached 46,43,439 units in FY26, registering a growth of 7.9% over the previous year.

2. Two-Wheelers

Two-wheeler sales stood at 2,17,05,974 units, up 10.7% year-on-year.

• Motorcycles: Increased by 6.6% to 1,30,64,789 units
• Scooters: Grew by 18.5% to 81,17,945 units

3. Commercial Vehicles

The commercial vehicle segment recorded sales of 10,79,871 units, reflecting a growth of 12.6% compared to FY25.

4. Three-Wheelers

Three-wheeler sales rose to 8,36,231 units, up 12.8% year-on-year.

Key Growth Drivers

Industry participants have attributed the overall growth to multiple factors, including stable macroeconomic conditions and policy-related developments.

Measures such as GST-related reforms and improved consumption trends have contributed to steady demand across segments.

Tata Motors and M&M Shares Gain on April 15

Shares of Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited witnessed positive momentum in intraday trade, rising to ₹357.05, up ₹11.55 or 3.34% from its previous close of ₹345.50. The stock’s upward movement reflects buying interest during the session, supported by broader strength in the auto sector.

Similarly, Mahindra & Mahindra Limited shares also traded higher, gaining ₹56.00 or 1.74% to ₹3,276.20 compared to the previous close of ₹3,220.20.

Read More: Tata Motors PV Sales & Production Report (Jan–Mar 2026): SUVs Drive Growth Momentum.

Conclusion

India’s automobile sector recorded consistent growth in FY26, with all key segments contributing to higher wholesale volumes. While demand trends remain stable, future performance will depend on both domestic conditions and global developments affecting the industry.

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