India is charging ahead—literally. Electric vehicle (EV) sales rose by 28.6% year-on-year in June 2025, showing the country’s growing interest in clean mobility.
According to the Federation of Automobile Dealers’ Associations (FADA), over 1.8 lakh EVs were sold last month. That’s not just a number. That’s a sign of change on our roads.
What’s Driving the EV Boom?
FADA President C.S. Vigneshwar pointed to two big reasons:
- Government support, especially the PM e-Drive Scheme, and
- Big investments in EV technology.
Also, more charging stations and better public awareness are helping India move faster toward climate goals and energy safety.
e-PVs Are on Fire
Electric passenger vehicles (e-PVs) stole the show in June.
- Sales nearly doubled to 13,178 units, up from 7,323 units in June 2024.
- That’s a 79.95% jump.
- Their share in total EV sales rose from 2.5% to 4.4%.
It’s clear: Indians want electric cars, not just bikes or autos.
Two-Wheelers Still Leading the Pack
Electric two-wheelers saw a solid 31.69% growth, selling 1,05,355 units.
They now make up 7.3% of all two-wheeler sales.
These are popular because they’re affordable, easy to charge, and perfect for daily city rides.
Three-Wheelers Rule the Segment
The real boss of EV sales? Electric three-wheelers.
- 60,559 units sold
- Up 15.79% YoY
- Hold a massive 60.2% share in EV sales
These vehicles are the heartbeat of local transport. From e-rickshaws to cargo loaders, they’re everywhere.
Commercial EVs: Small But Surging
Though fewer in number, electric commercial vehicles showed the biggest growth—a 122.5% increase over last year.
That’s a strong signal that logistics, delivery, and fleet sectors are going green fast.
Bigger Picture: Retail Auto Sales Up
Total automobile retail sales, including all types of vehicles, crossed 2 million units in June 2025. That’s a 5% increase from June 2024.
India’s auto market is growing—and EVs are now a key part of that story.
So What’s Next?
With rising demand, better policies, and growing tech, India’s electric vehicle story is just getting started.
The future is not just electric—it’s here, on our roads, right now.
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