India EV monthly Report – June 2026
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Summary
This monthly EV report highlights key developments in India’s electric vehicle ecosystem for June 2026, covering sales trends, segment performance, product launches, policy updates, and investments.
Sales Trends
Overall EV sales increased by 12.62% m-o-m, reaching 3,05,566 units in June 2026, indicating that the fuel crisis and a wide range of product portfolio are driving a shift toward EV adoption. On a year-on-year basis, EV sales registered a 69.73% increase compared to June 2025, reflecting continued momentum in the country’s electric mobility market.
Segment-wise Performance
- Electric Two-Wheelers (E2W): Sales stood at 1,93,495 units,13% m-o-m and 75% y-o-y increase. The top three players accounted for ~63% of total registrations.
- Passenger Electric Three-Wheelers (E3W-P): Sales reached 65,798 units (+9% m-o-m, +27% y-o-y).
- L3: 32,122 units
- L5: 33,676 units
- Cargo Electric Three-Wheelers (E3W-Cargo): Sales stood at 11,645 units (+1.45% m-o-m, +31% y-o-y).
- L3: 7,297 units
- L5: 4,348 units
- Electric Cars (E-Cars): E-cars marked the highest monthly sales with 31,368 units (+7.72% m-o-m, +117% y-o-y). Tata Motors led (~38.34%) led the market, followed by Mahindra (~24.38%). Maruti Suzuki captured ~6% share within six months of entry.
- Electric Buses (E-Bus): E-Buses marked the highest monthly sales with 710 units (122% m-o-m, -34% y-o-y increase)
Key Developments
- Product Launches: 2 new launches have been recorded
- Policy Updates: 6 updates (1 state, 5 central), including India – Delhi EV policy 2.0 approved
- Charging Infrastructure: 7 developments, including INR 127 Cr approved under EV PM E-DRIVE for charging Infrastructure
- E-Bus Developments: 8 updates, including the Chartered Speed Rolls Out E-Buses in Shillong, Jaipur, Bhilwara
- Key Manufacturing updates: 3 updates, including Japan’s company Pretorial, to set up rare-earth magnet unit in Andhra Pradesh
- Investments & Partnerships: INR 960 crore investments and 6 new partnerships, including collaboration between Bolt Earth and ChargeZone