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  • India’s Commercial Vehicle Market Share in FY2025: Tata Motors and Mahindra Lead FADA Rankings

    India’s Commercial Vehicle Market Share in FY2025: Tata Motors and Mahindra Lead FADA Rankings

    India’s commercial vehicle retail market remains highly concentrated, with a handful of manufacturers controlling the majority of sales in FY2025, according to the latest data from the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA).

    Tata Motors Leads the Market

    Tata Motors retained its position as India’s largest commercial vehicle retailer in FY2025, capturing a 33.46% market share. While that represents a slight dip from 35.69% in FY2024, the company’s wide-ranging portfolio — spanning small commercial vehicles, intermediate trucks, heavy trucks, and buses — continues to give it strong presence across multiple segments.

    Mahindra & Mahindra Gains Ground

    Mahindra & Mahindra posted a 25.52% retail market share in FY2025, up from 23.94% in FY2024. The automaker’s focus on small commercial vehicles, pickups, and utility-oriented offerings has helped it strengthen its position in last-mile transportation and goods movement.

    Ashok Leyland Holds Steady

    Ashok Leyland accounted for 16.60% of the market in FY2025, nearly unchanged from 16.64% in FY2024. The company remains a major producer of trucks and buses, serving freight, public transport, and logistics applications across the country.

    VE Commercial Vehicles Expands Slightly

    VE Commercial Vehicles, which operates the Eicher brand, recorded a 7.53% market share in FY2025, compared with 7.37% in FY2024. The company competes mainly in the medium-duty and heavy commercial vehicle segments.

    Maruti Suzuki and Others Round Out the List

    Maruti Suzuki held a 4.51% share, up from 4.22%, reflecting the growing importance of compact commercial vehicles for urban and last-mile operations. Daimler India Commercial Vehicles, under the BharatBenz brand, captured 2.06%, while Force Motors and SML Isuzu posted shares of 1.95% and 1.17%, respectively. All other manufacturers collectively accounted for 7.19%.

    These figures show that while a few automakers dominate India’s commercial vehicle sector, smaller players continue to hold meaningful positions in specialised niches. For fleet operators and industry watchers, the FADA data provides a clear snapshot of the competitive dynamics shaping the market.

  • Indian Stock Market Rally: Sensex Surges 527 Points, Nifty Rises on Auto and Realty Strength

    Indian Stock Market Rally: Sensex Surges 527 Points, Nifty Rises on Auto and Realty Strength

    The Indian stock market traded sharply higher on Thursday, June 25, 2026, driven by robust buying in auto and realty shares. Positive cues from Asian markets further bolstered investor sentiment, pushing benchmark indices into positive territory for the entire session.

    Benchmark Indices Climb

    The Nifty50 rose 0.69% or 166.85 points to settle at 24,187.45, while the Sensex gained 526.77 points or 0.68% to reach 77,517.99. Both indices remained in the green throughout the day, reflecting broad-based buying activity and positive market mood.

    Auto and Realty Lead the Rally

    The Nifty Auto index emerged as a top performer, buoyed by strong buying in automobile stocks. Optimism around demand and solid quarterly performance drove the sector higher. The Nifty Realty index also outperformed, driven by positive sentiment around housing demand and business expansion. These two sectors were instrumental in lifting the overall market.

    Top Gainers: Shriram Finance, Mahindra & Mahindra, InterGlobe Aviation

    Among individual stocks, InterGlobe Aviation, Shriram Finance, and Mahindra & Mahindra led the gains on the Nifty50. InterGlobe Aviation attracted strong buying on growth optimism, while Shriram Finance benefited from investor confidence in the financial sector. Mahindra & Mahindra rode the broader auto rally to emerge as a key contributor.

    Broader Markets Also Positive

    Broader market indices also showed strength. The Nifty MidCap index rose 0.39%, and the Nifty SmallCap index gained 0.25%. This indicates that investor confidence was not limited to large-caps but spread across mid- and small-cap segments, signaling healthy market participation.

    Metal and Media Underperform

    Not all sectors fared well. The Nifty Metal index underperformed due to weak buying interest, while the Nifty Media index remained under pressure as traders stayed cautious. Despite these drags, strong gains in auto and realty helped the market maintain its upward momentum.

    Overall, the session reflected steady strength, supported by global cues and domestic buying. The market’s positive trend remains intact, with auto and realty leading the charge.