Tata Motors has once again secured the top spot in India’s electric vehicle market for November 2025. According to the latest data from the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA), the company retailed 6,153 EVs last month, marking a 38% year-on-year increase compared to November 2024 (4,489 units).
However, sales dipped compared to October 2025, when Tata sold 7,239 EVs — a 15% month-on-month decline. This is largely attributed to the extended festive season this year, during which many brands recorded higher sales in September and October.
Rivals Close Behind
MG secured the second position with 3,693 EVs sold, achieving a 10.3% YoY growth.
Mahindra followed in third place with 2,956 EVs, reflecting an explosive 408.7% YoY jump — mainly because Mahindra had no XEV 9e or BE 6 BEVs on sale in November 2024. Its EV portfolio now includes the XUV400, XEV 9e, BE 6, and the newly launched XEV 9S.
Why Tata Continues to Lead
Tata’s strong performance stems from having the widest EV lineup in India, with six models covering a price spread of nearly ₹20 lakh. This diversified portfolio gives Tata a firm advantage in both entry-level and mid-premium EV segments.
The company’s EV range will further expand with the launch of the Sierra EV, expected in the last quarter of FY26, which could help Tata strengthen its lead even more.