Auto sales showed strong overall growth in November 2025, reaching 15,442 units, a sharp increase of 53 percent compared to 10,163 units sold in the same month last year. The year-on-year jump reflects improving consumer confidence, better availability of vehicles, and relatively stable demand across key segments of the automobile market. However, despite the annual surge, sales recorded an 11 percent decline on a month-on-month basis, falling from 17,333 units in October 2025, indicating some short-term slowdown possibly linked to seasonal factors, pricing pressures, or cautious buying behavior.
On a cumulative basis, the performance of the auto sector remains robust. During the first five months of fiscal year 2026, total vehicle sales climbed to 75,042 units, posting a solid 48 percent increase compared to the same period last year. This sustained growth highlights a recovery trend in the automobile industry, supported by improving supply chains, easing production constraints, and steady demand from urban and semi-urban markets. The strong cumulative figures suggest that despite monthly fluctuations, the sector continues to maintain positive momentum heading deeper into FY26.
