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May Auto Sales: Royal Enfield sales rise 15% to cross 1 lakh units
Royal Enfield reported a 15% rise in May motorcycle sales to 103,231 units, driven by strong domestic demand, while exports fell 33%. VECV, Eicher Motors' commercial vehicle joint venture, posted a 7.8% increase in sales during the month.
Tata Motors commercial vehicle sales soar 17% at 32,850 units in May
Tata Motors has announced strong sales figures for May. Total commercial vehicle sales saw a significant 17 percent increase. Domestic sales also climbed by 19 percent, showcasing robust performance. While international volumes experienced a slight dip, the overall trend indicates positive momentum for the company's commercial vehicle segment. This growth reflects a healthy market for Tata Motors' offerings.
Tata Motors CV sales rise 17% in May, but miss Street estimates
Total commercial vehicle sales, including domestic and international markets, stood at 32,850 units during May, compared with 28,147 units a year earlier. However, the number fell short of the CNBC-TV18 poll estimate of 34,900 units.
Auto sales surge in May: Maruti hits record high, Hyundai, Mahindra and Toyota gain momentum
Major automotive manufacturers Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai Motor India, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Toyota Kirloskar Motor recorded positive growth in their sales figures for May 2026. The rise comes due to sustained domestic demand and strong performances across their respective passenger and commercial vehicle segments. However, the industry is showing signs of short to medium term moderation even though structural drivers such as infrastructure spending and replacement demand remain supportive for long term growth.
Bajaj Auto posts 20% on-year growth in total vehicle sales at 4,61,257 units in May
Bajaj Auto announced strong sales figures for May. Total vehicle sales saw a 20 percent increase compared to last year. Domestic sales grew by 10 percent. Exports surged by 34 percent. Two-wheeler sales also climbed 18 percent. Commercial vehicle sales experienced a 30 percent jump. These positive results highlight robust performance for the auto maker.
Mahindra & Mahindra sales increase 20 pc in May at 99,636 units
Mahindra & Mahindra reported a 20% year-on-year growth in total vehicle sales for May, reaching 99,636 units. The utility vehicle segment saw an 11% increase in domestic sales, while commercial vehicle sales rose by 19%. The company cited sustained demand, though supply chain challenges persist.
Commercial vehicle makers strengthen non-core business to ride out 'cyclical' bumps
India's commercial vehicle makers are diversifying beyond truck sales to stabilize revenue. Companies like Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland, and VECV are seeing significant growth in spare parts, financing, and fleet services. This strategic shift aims to create recurring income streams, mitigating the impact of the market's cyclical nature and economic fluctuations.
Iran Reasserts Control Over Strait Of Hormuz, Warns Ships To Follow Designated Routes: Report
Tehran says commercial and naval vessels must obtain IRGC approval while regional tensions, naval activity and diplomatic disputes continue to escalate.
Sebi drops case against NDTV for disclosure lapse
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has closed its case against NDTV. This action relates to alleged disclosure failures concerning a 2018 order involving Vishvapradhan Commercial. No penalty was imposed on NDTV. The Securities Appellate Tribunal had previously ruled that VCPL did not gain control of NDTV. This ruling removed the basis for the disclosure requirement.
Ashok Leyland shares fall after Q4 results, near-term demand uncertainty
Management said FY26 commercial vehicle volumes touched an all-time high, surpassing the earlier peak, while export volumes also hit a record high with 18.5% year-on-year growth. However, exports disappointed during the quarter due to logistical disruptions linked to the West Asia conflict.
Ashok Leyland bets on overseas growth as West Asia risks weigh on supply chains
The commercial vehicle maker is leaning on supply-chain resilience and operational discipline while expanding into Indonesia and other Asean markets, even as West Asia uncertainty weighs on demand.
CV industry showing resilience, not much impact of fuel price hike on demand: Ashok Leyland MD
The Indian commercial vehicle sector shows remarkable strength. Fuel price increases from the West Asia conflict have not significantly impacted demand. Lower GST rates and the replacement of old vehicles are driving sales. Ashok Leyland expects continued strong performance in April and May. Operations in the UAE are normalizing after initial war-related disruptions.