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September Auto Sales 2025 Live: Bajaj Auto Commercial Vehicle Sales Up 15%

All major auto companies will declare their sales data for last month. Catch all live updates here.

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Mapping September auto sales numbers. (Image Source: Unsplash)</p></div>
Mapping September auto sales numbers. (Image Source: Unsplash)
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Welcome to the live coverage of September auto sales data from companies. Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Bajaj Auto, Hyundai, Mahindra and Mahindra are some of the major companies set to declare their sales data for last month.
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Auto Sales Live Updates: GST Reduction And Demand Boost

GST reduction is 350-CC vehicles from 28% to 18% has brought Royal Enfield's price below Rs. 2 lakhs – a key psychological advantage. Despite bikes over 350-CC is moving up to 40% GST versus 28% earlier, that is just 10% of overall volumes for Eicher.   


Auto Sales Live Updates: Escorts Kubota Tractor Sales Up 47.6%

Escorts Kubota Sales Key Highlights (YoY)

  • Tractor Exports up 17.5% at 464 units.

  • Domestic Tractor sales up 48.5% at 17,803 units.

  • Total Tractor sales up 47.6% at 18,267 units.

  • Tractor sales at 18,267 units versus NDTV Profit estimate of 13,800 units.


Auto Sales Live Updates: Bajaj Auto Total Sales Up 9%

Bajaj Auto Sales Key Highlights (YoY)

  • Total Sales up 9% at 5.1 Lakh

  • 2-Wheeler Sales up 8% at 4.3 Lakh

  • Domestic Sales up 4% at 3.25 Lakh

  • Exports up 18% at 1.85 Lakh

  • Total CV Sales up 15% at 79,650 Lakh


Auto Sales Live Updates: SML Isuzu Total Sales Down 10%

SML Isuzu Sales Key Highlights (YoY)

  • Total Sales down 10% at 950 Units

  • PV Sales down 10% at 580 Units

  • Cargo Sales down 9% at 370 Units

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Auto Sales Live Updates: Companies Likely To Report Strong Numbers

Following the implementation of GST Rate cut on Sept. 22, reducing GST on vehicles from 28% to 18% and Shradha period (Sept. 6 to Sept. 21) coming to an end, buyers have returned to showrooms. Auto companies are optimistic about festive sale and will likely report a good set of numbers even for September.



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