April 2026 Car Sales Report: Tata, Hyundai, Mahindra and More - Who Sold the Most Cars?
April 2026 turned out to be a power-packed month for India’s automobile industry, with leading carmakers posting impressive sales numbers and setting the tone for the new financial year. Major brands like Tata Motors, Hyundai Motor India, and Mahindra & Mahindra reported strong year-on-year growth, reflecting rising customer demand and a clear shift toward SUVs and electric vehicles.
As consumer preferences continue evolving, automakers are witnessing growing traction across domestic, export, and EV segments.
Tata Motors Registers Over 31% Growth
Tata Motors delivered an outstanding performance in April 2026, with total passenger vehicle sales reaching 59,701 units. This marks a sharp 31.12% rise compared to 45,532 units sold in April 2025.
Domestic passenger vehicle sales stood at 59,000 units, up from 45,199 units last year, showing nearly 30.5% growth. The company’s international business also gained momentum, with exports climbing to 701 units from 333 units, reflecting a remarkable 110.5% jump.
Tata’s electric vehicle portfolio remained a major growth driver. Combined domestic and international EV sales reached 9,150 units, compared to 5,318 units in April 2025, recording an impressive 72.1% increase.
As consumer preferences continue evolving, automakers are witnessing growing traction across domestic, export, and EV segments.
Tata Motors Registers Over 31% Growth
Tata Motors delivered an outstanding performance in April 2026, with total passenger vehicle sales reaching 59,701 units. This marks a sharp 31.12% rise compared to 45,532 units sold in April 2025.Domestic passenger vehicle sales stood at 59,000 units, up from 45,199 units last year, showing nearly 30.5% growth. The company’s international business also gained momentum, with exports climbing to 701 units from 333 units, reflecting a remarkable 110.5% jump.
Tata’s electric vehicle portfolio remained a major growth driver. Combined domestic and international EV sales reached 9,150 units, compared to 5,318 units in April 2025, recording an impressive 72.1% increase.
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