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India's commercial vehicle sales reached 90,972 units in June 2026. Explore category-wise performance, OEM market share, Tata Motors leadership, Mahindra's growth, and key retail market trends.
By Robin Kumar Attri
Total CV retail sales reached 90,972 units in June 2026, up 16.88% YoY and 8.53% MoM.
LCV segment led the market with 57,031 units, recording a strong 21.10% YoY growth.
MCV segment posted the highest monthly growth, rising 27.31% MoM to 9,714 units.
Tata Motors retained market leadership with 30,991 units and a 34.07% market share.
Mahindra & Mahindra strengthened its position, selling 25,015 units and capturing a 27.50% market share.
India's commercial vehicle (CV) retail market maintained its growth momentum in June 2026, supported by strong demand across logistics, infrastructure, e-commerce, and last-mile transportation. According to FADA retail data, the industry crossed the 90,000-unit mark during the month, reflecting healthy buying activity despite the absence of Telangana's commercial vehicle registration data. Light Commercial Vehicles (LCVs) and Medium Commercial Vehicles (MCVs) emerged as the key growth drivers, while leading OEMs continued to strengthen their market positions through consistent retail performance. Here's a detailed look at category-wise sales trends, OEM market share, and the key highlights from India's commercial vehicle market in June 2026.
India's commercial vehicle market delivered another strong performance in June 2026, with total retail sales rising to 90,972 units, compared to 83,823 units in May 2026 and 77,836 units in June 2025.
The market registered an impressive 8.53% MoM growth while achieving an even stronger 16.88% YoY increase. The steady rise in commercial vehicle demand reflects healthy activity across logistics, transportation, cargo movement, and business operations, with most vehicle categories contributing positively to the market's growth.
Category | Jun'26 | May'26 | Jun'25 | MoM % | YoY % |
Total CV | 90,972 | 83,823 | 77,836 | 8.53% | 16.88% |
LCV | 57,031 | 50,348 | 47,096 | 13.27% | 21.10% |
MCV | 9,714 | 7,630 | 8,316 | 27.31% | 16.81% |
HCV | 24,181 | 25,797 | 22,336 | -6.26% | 8.26% |
Others | 46 | 48 | 88 | -4.17% | -47.73% |
The LCV segment continued to dominate the commercial vehicle market by recording 57,031 units in June 2026. Compared to 50,348 units sold in May 2026, the segment grew by 13.27% MoM.
On an annual basis, LCV sales climbed 21.10% YoY from 47,096 units in June 2025, making it one of the strongest-performing categories. The segment's consistent growth highlights rising demand for vehicles used in urban deliveries, last-mile logistics, small business transportation, and distribution services.
The MCV segment emerged as the fastest-growing category in June 2026, recording 9,714 units, up from 7,630 units in May 2026.
With an impressive 27.31% MoM increase, MCVs posted the highest monthly growth among all commercial vehicle segments. The category also registered a healthy 16.81% YoY growth compared to 8,316 units sold in June 2025, reflecting improving demand for medium-duty cargo and regional transport operations.
The HCV segment recorded 24,181 units during June 2026, compared to 25,797 units in May 2026.
While the segment experienced a 6.26% MoM decline, it maintained positive momentum on a yearly basis with 8.26% YoY growth over the 22,336 units sold in June 2025. The annual increase indicates continued demand from sectors such as long-distance freight transportation, infrastructure projects, and heavy cargo movement despite the slight monthly correction.
The Others category reported 46 units in June 2026, marginally lower than 48 units in May 2026.
The segment declined by 4.17% MoM and recorded a 47.73% YoY decrease compared to 88 units sold in June 2025. Despite the decline, this category continues to account for only a small share of the overall commercial vehicle market.
OEM / Brand | Jun'26 Sales | Market Share Jun'26 | Jun'25 Sales | Market Share Jun'25 |
Tata Motors Ltd | 30,991 | 34.07% | 25,311 | 32.52% |
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd | 25,015 | 27.50% | 20,483 | 26.32% |
Ashok Leyland Ltd | 15,337 | 16.86% | 14,152 | 18.18% |
VE Commercial Vehicles Ltd | 7,937 | 8.72% | 7,471 | 9.60% |
Maruti Suzuki India Ltd | 4,436 | 4.88% | 3,391 | 4.36% |
Force Motors Ltd | 2,026 | 2.23% | 2,318 | 2.98% |
SML Mahindra Ltd | 1,908 | 2.10% | 2,079 | 2.67% |
Daimler India Commercial Vehicles Pvt. Ltd | 1,663 | 1.83% | 1,665 | 2.14% |
Others | 1,659 | 1.82% | 966 | 1.24% |
Total | 90,972 | 100.00% | 77,836 | 100.00% |
Source: FADA Research
Tata Motors remained the largest commercial vehicle manufacturer in June 2026 by retail sales, delivering 30,991 units and securing a 34.07% market share. The company also improved its share from 32.52% in June last year, reflecting sustained demand across its commercial vehicle portfolio.
Mahindra & Mahindra continued to hold the second position with 25,015 retail units and a 27.50% market share, up from 26.32% a year ago. The company's overall performance was further supported by Mahindra Last Mile Mobility, which sold 1,774 units, highlighting the group's growing presence across both conventional and electric commercial mobility segments.
Ashok Leyland retailed 15,337 units during June 2026, accounting for 16.86% of the market. While the company recorded higher sales than the previous year, its market share eased from 18.18%, indicating stronger competition from other manufacturers.
VE Commercial Vehicles registered 7,937 units in June 2026 with a market share of 8.72%. The company improved its retail volumes compared to June 2025, although its market share saw a slight decline from 9.60%.
Maruti Suzuki delivered 4,436 commercial vehicles during the month and increased its market share to 4.88%, compared to 4.36% in June 2025. The company continued to strengthen its position in the light commercial vehicle segment.
Force Motors reported retail sales of 2,026 units, capturing 2.23% of the market. Although the company remained among the leading OEMs, both its sales volume and market share declined compared to the previous year.
SML Mahindra sold 1,908 units in June 2026 and secured a 2.10% market share. While retail volumes remained above 1,900 units, the company's share was lower than the 2.67% recorded in June 2025.
Daimler India Commercial Vehicles registered 1,663 units, accounting for 1.83% of total commercial vehicle retail sales. The company's sales remained almost unchanged year-on-year, while its market share witnessed a marginal decline.
Manufacturers grouped under the "Others" category collectively retailed 1,659 units, accounting for 1.82% of the market. Their combined market share improved from 1.24% recorded in June 2025.
India's commercial vehicle retail market delivered a strong performance in June 2026, crossing the 90,000-unit milestone despite the absence of Telangana's CV registration data. Tata Motors continued to lead the market, while Mahindra Group further strengthened its position with consistent growth across its commercial and last-mile mobility businesses. Ashok Leyland and VE Commercial Vehicles maintained their positions among the leading manufacturers, while Maruti Suzuki posted encouraging gains in the light commercial vehicle segment.
The overall year-on-year growth in retail volumes reflects healthy demand from logistics, infrastructure, urban transportation, fleet replacement, and last-mile delivery sectors, indicating positive momentum for the commercial vehicle industry heading into the coming months.
India's commercial vehicle retail industry continued its positive growth trajectory in June 2026, demonstrating strong resilience across most vehicle categories. The impressive year-on-year and month-on-month growth reflects improving business sentiment, rising freight movement, expanding logistics operations, and increasing demand for fleet modernization. While the LCV and MCV segments led the market's expansion, the HCV segment continued to post healthy annual growth despite a short-term monthly correction.
On the manufacturer front, Tata Motors maintained its leadership, Mahindra & Mahindra further consolidated its position with strong retail momentum, and other major OEMs continued to benefit from steady market demand. With infrastructure development, urban transportation, construction activity, and last-mile delivery services expected to remain strong, India's commercial vehicle market appears well-positioned to sustain its growth momentum in the coming months.
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