Summary :

In June 2025, India’s EV market jumped 28.6% year-on-year to 180,238 units. Electric passenger vehicles (e-PVs) led the charge, nearly doubling to 13,178 sales (up 79.95%), lifting their share of total EVs from 2.5% to 4.4%. Two-wheelers climbed 31.7% to 105,355 units (7.3% of the two-wheeler market), while threewheelers sold 60,559 (+15.8%), making up 60.2% of EV volumes. Though smaller in volume, commercial EVs posted the strongest growth at 122.5%. FADA President C.S. Vigneshwar attributes this surge to the Prime Minister e-Drive Scheme, rising domestic EV investment, expanded charging infrastructure, and growing consumer awareness—efforts he says are key to India’s climate and energy-security goals. Overall auto retail sales also crossed two million units in June, up 5% from a year earlier.

Source: IBEF

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