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Passenger Vehicle Sales Hit 10.39 Lakh In FY26Q2; Maharashtra Leads With 1.32 Lakh Units

Western Zone led the Two Wheelers sales with 19.33 lakh units.

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10.39 lakh units of Passenger Vehicles were sold in the country. (Photo Source: Freepik)

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  • India sold 10.39 lakh passenger vehicles in Q2 FY26, per SIAM data
  • Western Zone led passenger vehicle sales with 3.44 lakh units
  • Maharashtra topped passenger vehicle sales with 1.32 lakh units
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India’s automotive market posted robust numbers in Q2 FY26, with 10.39 lakh passenger vehicles sold nationwide, according to SIAM’s state-wise sales data.

Earlier on Friday SIAM said robust festive demand aided by price cuts owing to GST rate rejig led to record passenger vehicle, two and three-wheeler dispatches from companies to dealers in October, as reproted by PTI.

Also Read: Festive Demand, GST Rate Cut Lead To Best-Ever October Dispatches For PVs, Two-Wheelers: SIAM

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