Mahindra Auto Sells 86,090 Vehicles in December
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Mahindra Auto Sells 86,090 Vehicles in December

Mahindra & Mahindra has recently reported total vehicle sales of 86,090 units in December 2025, registering a year-on-year growth of 25 per cent, including exports. The performance was driven by strong momentum in the SUV and light commercial vehicle segments.

In the utility vehicle segment, the company sold 50,946 SUVs in the domestic market, marking a growth of 23 per cent. Domestic sales of commercial vehicles stood at 24,786 units, reflecting a robust growth of 34 per cent during the month.

The company closed calendar year 2025 with its highest-ever volumes in both SUVs and light commercial vehicles below 3.5 tonnes, supported by sustained customer demand and a strong product portfolio. Exports during the month stood at 2,820 units, while cumulative exports for the year recorded healthy growth.

The performance underscores Mahindra & Mahindra's continued focus on strengthening its automotive portfolio across passenger and commercial vehicle segments, supported by growing domestic demand and expanding global presence.

Company Quote: β€œThe calendar year 2025 ended on a positive note, with Mahindra achieving its highest-ever volumes in SUVs and LCVs. In December, we delivered SUV sales of 50,946 units and total vehicle sales of 86,090 units, reflecting strong demand across segments and a 25 per cent year-on-year growth.”

Mahindra & Mahindra has recently reported total vehicle sales of 86,090 units in December 2025, registering a year-on-year growth of 25 per cent, including exports. The performance was driven by strong momentum in the SUV and light commercial vehicle segments. In the utility vehicle segment, the company sold 50,946 SUVs in the domestic market, marking a growth of 23 per cent. Domestic sales of commercial vehicles stood at 24,786 units, reflecting a robust growth of 34 per cent during the month. The company closed calendar year 2025 with its highest-ever volumes in both SUVs and light commercial vehicles below 3.5 tonnes, supported by sustained customer demand and a strong product portfolio. Exports during the month stood at 2,820 units, while cumulative exports for the year recorded healthy growth. The performance underscores Mahindra & Mahindra's continued focus on strengthening its automotive portfolio across passenger and commercial vehicle segments, supported by growing domestic demand and expanding global presence. Company Quote: β€œThe calendar year 2025 ended on a positive note, with Mahindra achieving its highest-ever volumes in SUVs and LCVs. In December, we delivered SUV sales of 50,946 units and total vehicle sales of 86,090 units, reflecting strong demand across segments and a 25 per cent year-on-year growth.”

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