Car fuel mix Vahan retail registrations

Car Sales by Fuel November 2025: Petrol 52%, CNG 17.0%, Diesel 18.7%, EV 4.4%

Every car registered in India in November 2025, split by fuel — petrol, diesel, CNG, hybrid and electric — and which carmakers sell each one.

3,93,497
Car registrations
November 2025
51.6%
Petrol share
November 2025
18.7%
Diesel share
November 2025
17.0%
CNG / LPG share
November 2025
8.3%
Hybrid share
November 2025
4.4%
EV share
November 2025

The fuel mix, November 2025

India registered 3,93,497 cars in November 2025. By fuel: petrol 51.6%, diesel 18.7%, CNG and LPG 17.0%, hybrid 8.3%, battery-electric 4.4%.

Against November 2024, CNG and LPG gained the most share (+1.7pp) and petrol lost the most (−2.9pp).

Car fuel mix, November 2025

Share of car registrations by fuel.

Car registrations by fuel — November 2025
Fuel Units Share vs Nov 2024 YoY
Petrol 2,02,922 51.6% −2.93pp +15.3%
Diesel 73,590 18.7% −0.22pp +20.4%
CNG / LPG 66,929 17.0% +1.70pp +35.3%
Hybrid 32,707 8.3% −0.07pp +20.8%
Electric 17,209 4.4% +1.49pp +84.6%
Other 140 0.0% +0.03pp +438.5%

Privately registered cars and UVs (Vahan class MOTOR CAR). Fuel buckets group Vahan's labels: PETROL and PETROL(E20) are petrol; every */HYBRID label and STRONG HYBRID EV is hybrid; battery-electric is PURE EV and ELECTRIC(BOV).

How the mix is moving

Each fuel's share of car registrations, month by month.

Car fuel mix by month

Per cent of car registrations.

Who sells CNG and LPG cars

Maruti Suzuki accounts for 65.2% of the 7,46,079 CNG and LPG cars registered in full-year 2025. Tata Motors (PV) is second on 22.3%.

CNG and LPG car market share — full-year 2025
# Manufacturer Units Share vs full-year 2024
1 Maruti Suzuki 4,86,208 65.2% −1.00pp
2 Tata Motors (PV) 1,66,342 22.3% +1.68pp
3 Hyundai 59,745 8.0% −1.77pp
4 Toyota Kirloskar 23,724 3.2% +0.88pp
5 Honda Cars 3,840 0.5% +0.01pp
6 Renault India 2,413 0.3% +0.17pp
7 Kia India 1,820 0.2% −0.04pp
8 Nissan India 1,289 0.2% +0.07pp
9 Tata Motors 317 0.0% +0.01pp
10 Stellantis Automobiles India 216 0.0% +0.02pp

Vahan publishes maker by fuel for the year, not the month, so this table is full-year 2025.

Who sells diesel cars

Mahindra accounts for 55.8% of the 7,85,709 diesel cars registered in full-year 2025. Hyundai is second on 14.6%.

Diesel car market share — full-year 2025
# Manufacturer Units Share vs full-year 2024
1 Mahindra 4,38,732 55.8% +3.16pp
2 Hyundai 1,14,635 14.6% +0.48pp
3 Kia India 86,799 11.0% +0.01pp
4 Tata Motors (PV) 69,122 8.8% −1.99pp
5 Toyota Kirloskar 61,239 7.8% −0.40pp
6 BMW India 3,440 0.4% −0.21pp
7 Stellantis India 3,410 0.4% −0.19pp
8 MG Motor 2,773 0.4% −0.50pp
9 Jaguar Land Rover India 1,964 0.2% +0.01pp
10 Mercedes-Benz 1,529 0.2% −0.31pp

Vahan publishes maker by fuel for the year, not the month, so this table is full-year 2025.

Who sells hybrid cars

Maruti Suzuki accounts for 58.8% of the 3,56,703 hybrid cars registered in full-year 2025. Toyota Kirloskar is second on 36.6%.

Hybrid car market share — full-year 2025
# Manufacturer Units Share vs full-year 2024
1 Maruti Suzuki 2,09,710 58.8% −6.32pp
2 Toyota Kirloskar 1,30,418 36.6% +5.85pp
3 Mercedes-Benz 14,286 4.0% +0.72pp
4 Honda Cars 1,009 0.3% −0.11pp
5 Jaguar Land Rover India 467 0.1% −0.05pp
6 Skoda 357 0.1% −0.03pp
7 BMW India 192 0.1% −0.05pp
8 Audi Ag 149 0.0% −0.02pp
9 Porsche Ag Germany 38 0.0% +0.01pp
10 Automobili Lamborghini S.P.A 29 0.0% +0.01pp

Vahan publishes maker by fuel for the year, not the month, so this table is full-year 2025.

Who sells battery-electric cars

Tata Motors (EV) accounts for 38.2% of the 1,87,760 battery-electric cars registered in full-year 2025. MG Motor is second on 29.9%.

Battery-electric car market share — full-year 2025
# Manufacturer Units Share vs full-year 2024
1 Tata Motors (EV) 71,692 38.2% −22.20pp
2 MG Motor 56,109 29.9% +6.43pp
3 Mahindra Electric Automobile 30,418 16.2% +16.20pp
4 Hyundai 7,344 3.9% +2.91pp
5 Byd India 5,144 2.7% −0.11pp
6 BMW India 3,473 1.8% +0.51pp
7 Mahindra 3,309 1.8% −5.61pp
8 Kia India 2,921 1.6% +1.10pp
9 Mahindra Electric Mobility 2,810 1.5% +1.50pp
10 Mercedes-Benz 1,454 0.8% −0.28pp

Vahan publishes maker by fuel for the year, not the month, so this table is full-year 2025.

Who sells petrol cars

Maruti Suzuki accounts for 41.4% of the 21,92,983 petrol cars registered in full-year 2025. Hyundai is second on 16.7%.

Petrol car market share — full-year 2025
# Manufacturer Units Share vs full-year 2024
1 Maruti Suzuki 9,07,906 41.4% +1.13pp
2 Hyundai 3,65,567 16.7% −2.03pp
3 Tata Motors (PV) 2,74,885 12.5% −1.00pp
4 Kia India 1,75,940 8.0% +0.47pp
5 Skoda 1,14,303 5.2% +1.31pp
6 Mahindra 1,11,784 5.1% +0.72pp
7 Toyota Kirloskar 89,115 4.1% +0.94pp
8 Honda Cars 58,266 2.7% −0.40pp
9 Renault India 35,076 1.6% −0.32pp
10 Nissan India 20,593 0.9% −0.24pp

Vahan publishes maker by fuel for the year, not the month, so this table is full-year 2025.

Each carmaker's fuel mix

How the twelve largest carmakers split their full-year 2025 volume by fuel.

Fuel mix by carmaker — full-year 2025
# Manufacturer Cars Petrol Diesel CNG Hybrid EV
1 Maruti Suzuki 16,04,442 56.6% 0.0% 30.3% 13.1% 0.0%
2 Mahindra 5,53,973 20.2% 79.2% 0.0% 0.0% 0.6%
3 Hyundai 5,47,292 66.8% 20.9% 10.9% 0.0% 1.3%
4 Tata Motors (PV) 5,10,493 53.8% 13.5% 32.6% 0.0% 0.0%
5 Toyota Kirloskar 3,04,501 29.3% 20.1% 7.8% 42.8% 0.0%
6 Kia India 2,67,480 65.8% 32.5% 0.7% 0.0% 1.1%
7 Skoda 1,14,665 99.7% 0.0% 0.0% 0.3% 0.0%
8 Tata Motors (EV) 71,692 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 100.0%
9 MG Motor 71,083 17.2% 3.9% 0.0% 0.0% 78.9%
10 Honda Cars 63,120 92.3% 0.0% 6.1% 1.6% 0.0%
11 Renault India 37,494 93.6% 0.0% 6.4% 0.0% 0.0%
12 Mahindra Electric Automobile 30,418 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 100.0%

Frequently asked questions

What share of cars sold in India in November 2025 were CNG?
17.0% of cars registered in November 2025 ran on CNG or LPG (factory-fitted), against 51.6% petrol, 18.7% diesel, 8.3% hybrid and 4.4% battery-electric.
Which company sells the most CNG cars in India?
Maruti Suzuki, with 65.2% of CNG car registrations in full-year 2025 (4,86,208 of 7,46,079).
Which company sells the most diesel cars in India?
Mahindra, with 55.8% of diesel car registrations in full-year 2025 (4,38,732 of 7,85,709).
Which company sells the most hybrid cars in India?
Maruti Suzuki, with 58.8% of hybrid car registrations in full-year 2025 (2,09,710 of 3,56,703).
Which company sells the most electric cars in India?
Tata Motors (EV), with 38.2% of electric car registrations in full-year 2025 (71,692 of 1,87,760).
Are hybrids counted as electric cars here?
No. Only battery-electric cars (Vahan fuels PURE EV and ELECTRIC(BOV)) count as EVs; strong, mild and plug-in hybrids are a separate bucket.

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Source. Every figure is a vehicle registration, taken daily from the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways' Vahan 4 dashboard (vahan.parivahan.gov.in) — the same source FADA and the industry use for retail data. Registrations are not the wholesale dispatch numbers manufacturers announce each month. "EV" means battery electric (Vahan fuels PURE EV and ELECTRIC(BOV)); hybrids are counted separately. Information only, not investment advice.

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