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Mahindra reported 44% growth in domestic CV and three-wheeler sales in June 2026, while exports surged 125%, driven by strong demand across logistics, cargo, passenger mobility, and global markets.
By Robin Kumar Attri
Domestic CV & 3W sales rose 44% to 39,896 units.
LCV under 2T sales increased 36% YoY.
LCV 2T-3.5T sales grew 35% to 22,568 units.
Three-wheeler sales jumped 63% to 13,820 units.
Commercial vehicle exports surged 125% to 5,918 units.
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. has announced its commercial vehicle (CV) and three-wheeler (3W) sales for June 2026, reporting robust year-on-year growth in both domestic and export markets. The company sold 39,896 commercial vehicles and three-wheelers in India, registering a 44% increase compared to 27,802 units sold in June 2025.
The company also posted an outstanding performance in international markets, with commercial vehicle exports rising 125% YoY to 5,918 units during the month.
The latest sales numbers indicate continued demand for light commercial vehicles, supported by the rapid expansion of logistics, e-commerce deliveries, infrastructure activity, and the increasing adoption of passenger and electric three-wheelers across India.
Mahindra witnessed healthy growth across every major commercial vehicle category in June 2026. Light commercial vehicles remained the company's biggest contributor, while three-wheelers delivered the highest percentage growth.
Category | June 2026 (F27) | June 2025 (F26) | YoY Growth |
LCV < 2 Ton | 3,508 | 2,576 | 36% |
LCV 2 Ton - 3.5 Ton | 22,568 | 16,772 | 35% |
Three-Wheelers | 13,820 | 8,454 | 63% |
Total Domestic Sales | 39,896 | 27,802 | 44% |
Mahindra sold 3,508 units in the LCV below 2-ton category during June 2026, compared to 2,576 units in the same month last year. The 36% growth reflects strong demand from businesses engaged in last-mile delivery, courier services, urban logistics, and small cargo transportation.
The 2-ton to 3.5-ton LCV segment remained Mahindra's largest contributor, with sales reaching 22,568 units, up from 16,772 units in June 2025. The 35% year-on-year increase was driven by higher freight movement, expanding logistics operations, and increased demand from fleet operators.
Mahindra's three-wheeler portfolio, including passenger, cargo, and electric models, posted the strongest growth among all domestic segments. Sales climbed to 13,820 units from 8,454 units a year earlier, registering a 63% increase.
The growth reflects rising demand for affordable last-mile mobility solutions, increasing acceptance of electric three-wheelers, and improved business activity in urban and semi-urban markets.
Mahindra also delivered an impressive performance in overseas markets during June 2026.
Category | June 2026 (F27) | June 2025 (F26) | YoY Growth |
Total Exports | 5,918 | 2,634 | 125% |
The company exported 5,918 commercial vehicles during the month, more than doubling its export volumes from 2,634 units in June 2025. The 125% year-on-year growth highlights stronger demand for Mahindra's commercial vehicles across global markets and reflects the company's expanding international presence.
Mahindra delivered a strong all-round performance in June 2026, recording healthy growth across every domestic commercial vehicle and three-wheeler segment while achieving exceptional export growth. The company's light commercial vehicles continued to benefit from rising logistics and cargo transportation demand, while the three-wheeler business gained momentum through growing passenger mobility and electric vehicle adoption.
With domestic sales increasing by 44% and exports more than doubling, Mahindra has started the new financial year on a strong note, reinforcing its position as one of India's leading manufacturers in the commercial vehicle and three-wheeler industry.
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Mahindra delivered an impressive performance in June 2026, recording strong growth across its domestic commercial vehicle and three-wheeler business while significantly expanding exports. Rising demand from logistics, last-mile delivery, passenger transport, and electric mobility continued to support sales across key segments. With exports more than doubling and every domestic category posting year-on-year gains, Mahindra has strengthened its position as a leading player in India's commercial vehicle market.
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