November 2025 EV Sales: Tata Still Dominates as India’s EV Market Takes a Chill Pill
After an explosive October thanks to festivals, November 2025 was a bit more relaxed for EV sales in India. The festive FOMO died down, buying urgency slowed, and almost every EV brand saw a dip.
But here’s the twist: the leaderboard didn’t change at all.
Everyone kept their positions — just with smaller numbers.
Tata: Still the Boss of the EV World
Even with lower numbers, Tata stayed untouchable.
- October: 7,363
- November: 6,096
Still, the brand holds a massive 41% market share — that’s practically half the entire EV market!
And why not? Tata has something for everyone:
Tiago EV (budget-friendly)
Punch EV (city-friendly)
Nexon EV (the bestseller)
Curvv EV & Harrier EV (new & premium)
With the Sierra EV coming in 2026, Tata is literally building an EV army.
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MG Motors: Strong, Steady & Second
MG also dipped but comfortably held its second spot.
- October: 4,744
- November: 3,658
Still rocking a 25% market share, MG is powered mostly by the Windsor EV, with help from the ZS EV and Comet EV.
Mahindra: The Rising Challenger
Mahindra continued to stay in the top 3.
- October: 3,989
- November: 2,920
- Market Share: 19%
Their EVs — XUV400, XEV 9e, BE 6, and the stylish new XEV 9S — are getting solid traction.
Plus, a compact EV based on the XUV300 is in the works, which could shake up the budget EV segment.
Kia, BYD & Hyundai: Holding Their Ground
These three brands sat in the mid-lower order with around 3% share each.
- Kia: 463
- BYD: 417
- Hyundai: 370
They’re not in the top league yet, but they’re definitely part of the conversation — especially BYD, which is climbing slowly.
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October vs November 2025 EV Sales — Quick Look
| Brand | Oct 2025 | Nov 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Tata | 7,363 | 6,096 |
| MG | 4,744 | 3,658 |
| Mahindra | 3,989 | 2,920 |
| Kia | 636 | 463 |
| BYD | 562 | 417 |
| Hyundai | 437 | 370 |
Final Take:
November might have been slow, but the EV race is far from boring. Tata is miles ahead, MG is rock solid, Mahindra is gearing up for a comeback, and new EV launches in 2026 will only make this competition crazier.