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Updated On: 05-May-2025 07:43 AM
The FADA Sales Report for April 2025 shows that CV sales decreased by 1.05% YoY. Discover the latest growth trends in the Indian commercial vehicle market.
Key Highlights:
FADA, the Federation of Automobile Dealers Association, has shared the commercial vehicle sales data for April 2025. The commercial vehicle (CV) segment saw a decline of 1.05% year-on-year and 4.4% month-on-month in sales.
Commercial Vehicle Sales in April 2025: Category-Wise Breakdown
Here’s a breakdown of the commercial vehicle (CV) segment in April 2025:
Commercial Vehicles: In April 2025, the total commercial vehicle (CV) sales stood at 90,558 units. In March 2025, the figure was 94,764 units, while in April 2024, it was 91,516 units. This means CV sales declined by 4.44% on a month-on-month (MoM) basis and 1.05% on a year-on-year (YoY) basis.
Light Commercial Vehicles: A total of 46,751 units were sold in April 2025. In March 2025, the sales were 52,380 units, and in April 2024, the figure was 47,267 units. This shows a Mom decline of 10.75% and a YoY dip of 1.09%.
Medium Commercial Vehicles: In this segment, Sales in April 2025 stood at 7,638 units. In March 2025, 7,200 units were sold, while in April 2024, the figure was 6,776 units. This marks a rise of 6.08% MoM and 12.72% YoY sales.
Heavy Commercial Vehicles: HCV sales reached 31,657 units in April 2025. In March 2025, sales were 29,436 units, and in April 2024, they were 32,590 units. This reflects a MoM growth of 7.55% but a YoY decline of 2.86%.
Others: The 'Others' category registered 4,512 units in April 2025. In March 2025, it was 5,748 units, and in April 2024, 4,883 units were sold. This means sales dropped by 21.50% MoM and 7.60% YoY.
OEM Wise CV Sales Report for April 2025
In April 2025, the commercial vehicle market saw notable changes in sales. Here is the OEM Wise CV Sales Report for April 2025:
Tata Motors sold 30,398 commercial vehicles in April 2025, compared to 32,419 units in April 2024.
Mahindra & Mahindra sold 21,043 units in April 2025, compared to 20,685 units in April 2024.
Ashok Leyland sold 15,766 units in April 2025, compared to 16,639 units in April 2024.
VolvoEicher Commercial Vehicles sold 7,565 units in April 2025, compared to 6,930 units in April 2024.
Force Motors sold 3,312 units in April 2025, compared to 1,858 units in April 2024.
Maruti Suzuki sold 3,200 commercial vehicles in April 2025, compared to 3,409 units in April 2024.
Daimler India Commercial Vehicles PVT. LTD. sold 1,985 units in April 2025, compared to 1,994 units in April 2024.
SML Isuzu sold 1,199 units in April 2025, compared to 1,103 units in April 2024.
Other brands together sold 6,090 units in April 2025, compared to 6,479 units in April 2024.
Overall, 90,558 commercial vehicles were sold in April 2025, compared to 91,516 units in April 2024.
Leadership Insights:
FADA President Mr. C S Vigneshwar shared that the new financial year started steadily, with overall vehicle retail sales in April growing by 3% compared to last year. All segments except commercial vehicles (CVs) saw growth. Two-wheelers sales grew by 2.25%, three-wheelers by 24.5%, passenger vehicles by 1.5%, and tractors by 7.5%. CV sales, however, dropped by 1%.
The commercial vehicle segment fell by 1.05% compared to last year and 4.44% compared to March. This was mainly due to price hikes by manufacturers, while freight rates and fleet usage remained unchanged. Dealers also mentioned that many customers bought in March, leaving higher stocks and fewer new enquiries in April, especially in the small cargo vehicle segment, where pricing and product issues were a concern. On the brighter side, bus sales stayed strong because school and staff transport demand. Financing options are mostly steady, but better support for first-time buyers will be important for future growth.
Also Read: FADA Sales Report March 2025: CV sales increased by 2.68% YoY
CMV360 Says
The FADA Sales Report for April 2025 highlights a slight downturn in commercial vehicle (CV) sales, with a 1.05% YoY decline. Despite this, some positive trends were seen in the MCV and Force Motors segments, which showed growth both month-on-month and year-on-year. The drop in CV sales can be attributed to factors such as price hikes and lower demand following March's purchases. For future growth, dealers are focusing on improving support for first-time buyers. For more updates on sales reports, keep following CMV360 and stay tuned!