EV retail sales at all-time high of 3,06,220 units in June, penetration crosses 12%: FADA
- IBEF
- July 8, 2026
India’s electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem recorded a landmark achievement in June 2026 as retail sales reached an all-time high of 3,06,220 units, registering a 63% year-on-year growth and pushing overall EV penetration beyond 12% for the first time, according to the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA). The electric two-wheeler segment remained the primary growth driver, while electric passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles also registered their highest-ever monthly retail volumes. The record performance highlights the growing acceptance of electric mobility among Indian consumers, supported by improving charging infrastructure, wider product availability and favourable market conditions. The milestone reflects India’s steady progress towards cleaner transportation and reduced dependence on conventional fossil-fuel vehicles.
The strong June performance demonstrates that electrification is becoming mainstream across the Indian automobile market. Passenger EV sales recorded their best-ever monthly performance, while electric commercial vehicles and three-wheelers continued to witness robust adoption, indicating expanding use across both personal and commercial transportation. According to FADA, the sustained rise in EV penetration signals increasing consumer confidence in electric mobility and reflects the industry's growing ability to meet evolving demand. The record sales also underline the effectiveness of continued investments in charging infrastructure, product innovation and ecosystem development by manufacturers and stakeholders. With EV adoption accelerating across multiple vehicle categories, India is strengthening its position as one of the world's fastest-growing electric mobility markets and advancing its long-term sustainability and clean transportation objectives.
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