
Tata Motors clocked 14,792 registrations in September 2026, a jump of 95.4% from the previous year.
Mahindra followed with 7,782 units, holding a steady 22.2% share, while MG’s 5,242 sales saw its slice drop 11.8 points to 15%. VinFast surged to 2,964 vehicles, a 32.4% rise over August, and smaller names like Kia (1,263) and Maruti Suzuki (1,104) kept pace despite modest shifts.
October brings up to ₹3.35 lakh off the Tata Curvv EV and ₹2.75 lakh off the Harrier EV, but terms vary by variant and dealer, so buyers should snag written confirmation.
With over 14k Tata EVs now on the road, owners can lean on a growing network for support and resale. The data also signals that Tata’s lineup is already the most widely adopted, a factor buyers will weigh when comparing future purchases.