Auto sales in November 2025 likely grew in double-digit percentages across body types on the back of GST rate cuts.
India’s auto sales in November 2025 likely grew in the double-digit percentages across most segments, as buyers flocked to the showrooms to make the most of GST rate cuts on cars and motorcycles of all shapes and sizes. According to brokerages, the primary drivers of the positive sentiment are: 1. GST rate cuts: The recent reduction in the GST on small cars, two-wheelers and commercial vehicles was a major catalyst, boosting affordability.
2. Sustained demand: The momentum from the festive season, which largely concluded in October, likely sustained in November due to the ongoing wedding season and a general pickup in consumption.
3. Strong rural demand: There’s a marked revival in rural consumption on the back of a robust monsoon that’s resulted in a bumper harvest. This supports tractor as well as two-wheeler sales in the hinterland.
Against that backdrop, here’s a look at which automaker sold how much in the month gone by—from Maruti Suzuki to Royal Enfield.
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2. Sustained demand: The momentum from the festive season, which largely concluded in October, likely sustained in November due to the ongoing wedding season and a general pickup in consumption.
3. Strong rural demand: There’s a marked revival in rural consumption on the back of a robust monsoon that’s resulted in a bumper harvest. This supports tractor as well as two-wheeler sales in the hinterland.
Against that backdrop, here’s a look at which automaker sold how much in the month gone by—from Maruti Suzuki to Royal Enfield.
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