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Auto Sales February 2026: Auto manufacturers are scheduled to report their monthly sales reports starting March 1, 2026. Investors and analysts track these numbers closely to gauge demand trends in one of the crucial sectors of the economy. Sales will be reported across key segments, ranging from passenger vehicles -- from cars to two-wheelers to electric vehicles -- to commercial vehicles including goods carriers and farm equipment.
According to Zee Business research, domestic auto sales in February experienced strong growth across most segments on the back of positive consumer sentiment and new product launches.
Company | Feb-2026 (Estimated) | Feb-2025 (Actual) | Change (%) |
Maruti Suzuki India | 2.2 Lakh | 1.99 Lakh | 10.6% |
Hyundai Motor India | 66,250 | 58,727 | 12.8% |
Mahindra & Mahindra | 99,100 | 83,702 | 18.4% |
Tata Motors PV (domestic) | 63,500 | 46,811 | 36% |
Strong passenger vehicle growth expectations in February 2026
Company | Feb-2026 (Estimated) | Feb-2025 | Change (%) |
Hero MotoCorp | 5.15 Lakh | 3.88 Lakh | 33% |
Bajaj Auto (total) | 4.45 Lakh | 3.52 Lakh | 26% |
TVS Motor Company (total) | 5.1 Lakh | 4.03 Lakh | 27% |
Eicher Motors (Royal Enfield) | 1,02,250 | 90,670 | 13% |
Two-wheeler sales surge on positive consumer sentiment
| Company | Feb-2026 (Estimated) | Feb-2025 | Change (%) |
Eicher Motors (VECV) | 10,200 | 8,092 | 26% |
Ashok Leyland | 22,000 | 17,903 | 23% |
| Tata Motors CV (total) | 41,000 | 32,533 | 26% |
Commercial vehicle segment remains robust
| Company | Feb-2026 (Estimated) | Feb-2025 | Change (%) |
M&M | 32,750 | 25,527 | 28.3% |
| Escorts Kubota | 10,000 | 8,590 | 16.4% |
Tractor and farm equipment sales show healthy momentum
The country's automotive industry is expected to have registered substantial expansion during February 2026, with robust numbers in passenger vehicles, two-wheelers, commercial vehicles and tractors.
The domestic market is anticipated to drive an overall recovery in the sector, with a muted tend in the foreign markets, according to the research.