Electric Car Vahan retail registrations

Electric Car Sales April 2026: Tata Motors (EV) Leads With 36.1% Share

Every electric car registered in India in April 2026, brand by brand: volumes, market share inside the segment, month-on-month and year-on-year change, and who gained or lost share.

25,303
Electric Car registrations
April 2026
+78.1%
Year on year
vs Apr 2025
−0.4%
Month on month
vs Mar
Tata Motors (EV)
Segment leader
36.1% share
6.4%
EV share of cars
April 2026

How April went

India registered 25,303 electric cars in April 2026, +78.1% on April 2025 and −0.4% on March.

Across the 4 completed months of 2026 to April, 87,636 electric cars have been registered, +77.3% on the same months of 2025.

Electric cars were 6.4% of every car registered in April 2026, against 4.1% in April 2025 (+2.3pp).

Monthly electric car registrations, 2024–2026

One line per calendar year. A month still filling is left off the line.

Electric Car market share, April 2026

Tata Motors (EV) led the month with 9,123 registrations — 36.1% of the electric car market — ahead of Mahindra Electric Automobile on 5,852 (23.1%), a gap of 3,271 units. Tata Motors (EV) also led March.

Maruti Suzuki has gained the most share against April 2025, +5.35pp to 5.3%; MG Motor has lost the most, −6.98pp to 22.0%.

The top three hold 81.1% of the segment; 22 manufacturers registered at least one electric car.

Top 10 electric car makers, April 2026

Electric car registrations only — every other vehicle type these companies make is excluded.

Electric Car leaderboard — April 2026

Share is of every electric car registered in the month. MoM and YoY compare each maker's own volume; the last column is its change in share of the segment.

# Manufacturer Apr 2026 Share MoM YoY Share vs Apr 2025
1 Tata Motors (EV) 9,123 36.1% +5.6% +83.3% +1.03pp
2 Mahindra Electric Automobile 5,852 23.1% −2.4% +96.0% +2.12pp
3 MG Motor 5,557 22.0% −6.1% +35.1% −6.98pp
4 Maruti Suzuki 1,353 5.3% +31.7% — +5.35pp
5 Vinfast Auto India 922 3.6% +18.4% — +3.64pp
6 Hyundai 564 2.2% +0.7% −31.8% −3.59pp
7 Byd India 543 2.1% +10.4% +38.9% −0.61pp
8 BMW India 348 1.4% −32.9% +120.3% +0.26pp
9 Kia India 340 1.3% −28.7% +709.5% +1.05pp
10 Tata Motors 196 0.8% −51.1% +19500.0% +0.77pp
11 Mahindra 189 0.7% +68.8% −37.8% −1.39pp
12 Mercedes-Benz 121 0.5% +2.5% −1.6% −0.39pp
13 Volvo 47 0.2% +88.0% +0.0% −0.15pp
14 Mahindra Electric Mobility 45 0.2% −55.9% −63.7% −0.69pp
15 Tesla India Motors and Energy 43 0.2% −18.9% — +0.17pp
All others (7 makers) 60 0.2%

Exact: Vahan's maker x month table filtered to battery-electric fuels (PURE EV, ELECTRIC(BOV)) and the segment's vehicle classes — not a company total multiplied by anything.

Who is gaining

Monthly share of the electric car market for the six largest makers this month, over the last 15 completed months.

Electric Car market share by month

Share of the segment each month, in per cent.

Market share, 2026 to April

The same table over 2026 to April, set against the same months of 2025.

Electric Car market share — 2026 to April
# Manufacturer Units Share vs 2025 Volume YoY
1 Tata Motors (EV) 32,815 37.44% −1.00pp +72.8%
2 MG Motor 20,871 23.82% −10.77pp +22.1%
3 Mahindra Electric Automobile 18,658 21.29% +11.38pp +281.0%
4 Maruti Suzuki 2,836 3.24% +3.24pp —
5 Vinfast Auto India 2,631 3.00% +3.00pp —
6 Hyundai 1,889 2.16% −3.84pp −36.2%
7 Byd India 1,611 1.84% −0.98pp +15.8%
8 BMW India 1,550 1.77% −0.07pp +70.7%
9 Kia India 1,416 1.62% +1.29pp +774.1%
10 Mahindra Electric Mobility 788 0.90% +0.62pp +479.4%
11 Tata Motors 721 0.82% +0.82pp +35950.0%
12 Mahindra 684 0.78% −2.67pp −59.8%
13 Mercedes-Benz 417 0.48% −0.63pp −23.8%
14 Tesla India Motors and Energy 163 0.19% +0.19pp —
15 Others 145 0.17% +0.15pp +1350.0%

How electric are cars?

The battery-electric share of all cars registered each month — the adoption curve behind the brand race above.

EV share of cars by month

Battery-electric registrations as a per cent of the whole segment.

How electric is each car maker?

Every car maker's April 2026 volume, split into battery-electric and everything else (petrol, diesel, CNG and hybrid). Leave the EVs out and Maruti Suzuki leads the non-electric cars market with 37.9%.

Among the established makers, MG Motor has gone furthest: 83.3% of its cars were electric.

Cars by maker, EV vs non-EV — April 2026
# Manufacturer All cars Electric Non-EV EV share of its sales Share of non-EV market
1 Maruti Suzuki 1,40,542 1,353 1,39,189 1.0% 37.9%
2 Tata Motors (PV) 58,908 9,131 49,777 15.5% 13.6%
3 Mahindra 57,443 6,041 51,402 10.5% 14.0%
4 Hyundai 46,073 564 45,509 1.2% 12.4%
5 Toyota Kirloskar 26,720 0 26,720 0.0% 7.3%
6 Kia India 26,547 340 26,207 1.3% 7.1%
7 Skoda 9,595 0 9,595 0.0% 2.6%
8 MG Motor 6,674 5,557 1,117 83.3% 0.3%
9 Honda Cars 5,435 0 5,435 0.0% 1.5%
10 Renault India 4,137 0 4,137 0.0% 1.1%
11 Nissan India 3,220 0 3,220 0.0% 0.9%
12 BMW India 1,598 348 1,250 21.8% 0.3%
13 Mercedes-Benz 1,455 0 1,455 0.0% 0.4%
14 Vinfast Auto India 922 922 0 100.0% —
15 Stellantis Automobiles India 741 6 735 0.8% 0.2%

All cars: Vahan maker x month for the segment's vehicle classes, every fuel. Electric: the same table, battery-electric fuels only. Non-EV is the difference — petrol, diesel, CNG and hybrid. EV arms filed as separate makers are counted with their parent: Tata Motors (EV) with Tata Motors (PV); Mahindra Electric Automobile with Mahindra.

Where they sell

Maharashtra registered the most electric cars in April 2026 — 4,004, 15.8% of the national total. Karnataka (3,056) and Tamil Nadu (2,450) followed.

Top states for electric cars — April 2026
# State Units Share YoY
1 Maharashtra 4,004 15.8% +93.4%
2 Karnataka 3,056 12.1% +108.7%
3 Tamil Nadu 2,450 9.7% +119.3%
4 Kerala 2,018 8.0% +27.2%
5 Gujarat 2,009 7.9% +129.3%
6 Delhi 1,844 7.3% +152.6%
7 Rajasthan 1,821 7.2% +110.3%
8 Uttar Pradesh 1,814 7.2% +89.0%
9 Telangana 1,269 5.0% +5.1%
10 Andhra Pradesh 910 3.6% +126.9%
11 Odisha 651 2.6% +121.4%
12 Punjab 649 2.6% +88.1%

Frequently asked questions

How many electric cars were sold in India in April 2026?
25,303 electric cars were registered in India in April 2026, +78.1% year on year and −0.4% on March.
Which company sold the most electric cars in April 2026?
Tata Motors (EV) led with 9,123 registrations, 36.1% of the electric car market, followed by Mahindra Electric Automobile (23.1%), MG Motor (22.0%), Maruti Suzuki (5.3%).
What is the electric car market share of each brand?
In April 2026: Tata Motors (EV) 36.1%; Mahindra Electric Automobile 23.1%; MG Motor 22.0%; Maruti Suzuki 5.3%; Vinfast Auto India 3.6%; Hyundai 2.2%. Shares are of electric car registrations only.
What share of cars sold in India are electric?
6.4% of cars registered in April 2026 were battery-electric, against 4.1% a year earlier. Hybrids are not counted as electric.
Which state buys the most electric cars?
Maharashtra registered 4,004 electric cars in April 2026, 15.8% of the national total, ahead of Karnataka.
How are these numbers measured?
They are Vahan retail registrations read from the dashboard with its own filters applied — battery-electric fuels and the segment's vehicle classes — and checked against the national class-by-fuel table before they are published. They count vehicles registered to buyers, not the dispatches manufacturers announce.

Electric Car sales, earlier months

More from the reports desk

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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