EV Sales India April 2025: Top 5 OEMs Dominating the Market

Introduction to India’s Booming EV Market

India’s electric vehicle (EV) market is experiencing a remarkable surge, fueled by increasing consumer demand for sustainable transportation and supportive government policies. The Vahan Dashboard, a reliable source for tracking EV registrations across all Indian states and Union territories except Telangana, provides critical insights into this growth. In April 2025, the top 5 original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) showcased significant achievements, reflecting the dynamic and competitive nature of India’s EV landscape. This blog, brought to you by ElecTree, dives into the latest EV sales data, highlighting key performers like Tata Motors, MG India, and Mahindra, along with the vehicle models driving their success. Explore the trends shaping electric mobility in India and stay informed with ElecTree at evelectree.com.

April 2025 EV Sales: Top 5 OEMs

The Vahan Dashboard data for April 2025 highlights the top 5 OEMs leading EV registrations in India, with specific models likely contributing to their success:

OEM	Registrations	Key Models
Tata Motors	4,232	Punch EV, Nexon EV
MG India	3,428	Windsor EV
Mahindra	2,942	XEV 9e, BE 6
Hyundai	686	Creta Electric
BYD	343	Atto 3, Seal

1. Tata Motors led with 4,232 registrations, driven by the Punch EV and Nexon EV, which have become popular choices for their affordability and performance.
2. MG India followed with 3,428 registrations, with the Windsor EV likely playing a key role in its consistent performance.
3. Mahindra secured 2,942 registrations, fueled by the XEV 9e and BE 6, which have contributed to its rapid growth.
4. Hyundai recorded 686 registrations, with the Creta Electric contributing to its steady presence.
5. BYD had 343 registrations, supported by the Atto 3 and Seal, which are helping it establish a foothold in the Indian market.

Tata Motors’ dominance underscores its strong market presence, while MG India and Mahindra demonstrate robust growth driven by their flagship models. Hyundai and BYD, though trailing, are making steady inroads with their innovative offerings.

Monthly Trends: A Closer Look at EV Sales Growth

The Vahan Dashboard provides monthly EV sales data from January to April 2025, revealing trends and shifts among the top 5 OEMs:

OEM	Jan 2025	Feb 2025	Mar 2025	Apr 2025	%MoM (Mar-Apr)
Tata Motors	4,814	3,463	4,590	4,232	-15.52%
MG India	4,397	3,418	3,995	3,428	-23.18%
Mahindra	525	457	2,040	2,942	44.22%
Hyundai	331	773	893	686	-14.19%
BYD	325	243	406	343	-7.80%

Tata Motors maintained a steady lead, with registrations starting at 4,814 in January, dipping to 3,463 in February, recovering to 4,590 in March, and slightly declining to 4,232 in April. The Punch EV and Nexon EV likely sustained this consistent performance.

• MG India showed resilience, beginning with 4,397 registrations in January, declining to 3,418 in February, rebounding to 3,995 in March, and stabilizing at 3,428 in April. The Windsor EV is likely a key driver of this stability.
• Mahindra exhibited significant growth, starting at 525 registrations in January, slightly decreasing to 457 in February, surging to 2,040 in March, and reaching 2,942 in April. The XEV 9e and BE 6 launches catalyzed this remarkable rise.
• Hyundai saw fluctuations, starting at 331 registrations in January, increasing to 773 in February, peaking at 893 in March, and decreasing to 686 in April. The Creta Electric contributed to this steady presence since February.
• BYD had varying registrations, starting at 325 in January, decreasing to 243 in February, increasing to 406 in March, and dropping to 343 in April. The Atto 3 and Seal are likely contributing to its initial market presence.

Mahindra’s exponential growth stands out, suggesting a strategic push through competitive pricing against ICE vehicles and expanded availability of the XEV 9e and BE 6. Tata Motors and MG India, with their established models like the Punch EV, Nexon EV, and Windsor EV, continue to lead, while Hyundai and BYD maintain a smaller but stable presence.

ElecTree’s Take: The Future of EVs in India

The Vahan Dashboard data paints a picture of a vibrant and competitive EV market in India. Tata Motors’ leadership, driven by models like the Punch EV and Nexon EV, sets a high benchmark, while Mahindra’s rapid rise with the XEV 9e and BE 6 signals a potential shift in market dynamics. MG India’s consistent performance with the Windsor EV reinforces its strong position which can only enhance by the launch of Windsor Pro, while Hyundai and BYD are carving out niches with their respective models. As India progresses toward its 2030 clean energy goals, the role of OEMs in delivering innovative and accessible EVs will be pivotal. ElecTree remains dedicated to keeping readers informed about EV sales trends, technological advancements, and more, ensuring you stay ahead in the electric mobility revolution.

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