Top 5 EV Car Brands in India – July 2025 Rankings: Tata, Mahindra, MG, Hyundai & BYD Lead the Charge
Discover the top 5 electric car brands dominating India’s EV market in July 2025. From Tata and Mahindra to MG, Hyundai, and BYD — see who’s leading the charge in sales, innovation, and consumer trust
As India accelerates toward a cleaner, electric future, the electric vehicle (EV) market has seen explosive growth in 2025. With government subsidies, expanding charging infrastructure, and rising fuel prices, consumers are swiftly transitioning to EVs. The month of July 2025 saw record-breaking EV registrations, with five key players dominating the segment — Tata Motors, Mahindra Electric, MG Motor, Hyundai, and BYD. Here’s a deep dive into the top performers and what makes them the market leaders.
Tata Motors continues to reign supreme in India’s EV landscape. With a robust and diverse EV portfolio, including the Nexon.ev, Tiago.ev, Punch.ev, and the recently launched Curvv.ev, Tata has captured the trust of middle-class and urban buyers.
Affordable Pricing: With models starting at ₹8.99 lakh (ex-showroom), Tata ensures affordability.
Widespread Service Network: One of the largest EV service networks across Indian cities and towns.
Range & Reliability: Nexon.ev offers up to 465 km range on a single charge.
New Launches: The Curvv.ev has become the fastest pre-booked EV crossover in India.
Highlight: Tata’s EV division reported a 27% YoY growth in July alone.
Mahindra is carving its niche by focusing on electric SUVs, the most preferred body type among Indian consumers. The XUV400 EV and recently launched XUV.e8 (electric version of XUV700) are driving strong demand.
Bold Designs: Futuristic styling, segment-best interiors.
Performance: The XUV.e8 delivers 335 bhp and a range of 500+ km (ARAI tested).
Made in India: Mahindra is heavily investing in Indian-based production, earning customer loyalty.
Update: Mahindra’s Born Electric platform is set to roll out its first model by Q4 2025.
MG Motor continues its momentum with the MG ZS EV, MG Comet EV, and newly launched Marvel R. Its focus on smart features, connected tech, and luxury at mid-range prices appeals to the tech-savvy Indian youth.
Connected Features: i-SMART suite with over 75+ connected functions.
Compact Offerings: MG Comet EV targets urban users with sub-₹7 lakh pricing.
Green Vision: MG India is partnering with private players for battery recycling.
Highlight: MG’s “100 EV Charging Points in 100 Days” mission hit 84% completion by July-end.
Hyundai has a legacy of innovation and premium quality, and its EV line-up reflects the same. The Ioniq 5, Kona Electric, and the newly introduced Creta EV are making significant strides in urban and semi-urban markets.
Premium Tech: 800V ultra-fast charging, ADAS Level 2 in Ioniq 5.
Brand Trust: Hyundai’s strong ICE customer base is transitioning to its EVs.
Range & Safety: Ioniq 5 delivers 631 km of range (WLTP) and has a 5-star safety rating.
Update: Hyundai’s second EV plant near Chennai will be operational by December 2025.
BYD (Build Your Dreams) is leveraging its global reputation to grab attention in India. The Atto 3, e6 MPV, and the upcoming Seal sedan are gaining popularity among fleet and private buyers alike.
Battery Tech: Blade Battery is known for high safety and longevity.
Luxury Meets Utility: BYD Atto 3 offers panoramic sunroof, wireless charging, and 521 km range.
B2B Penetration: BYD e6 is India’s top-selling EV MPV for commercial usage.
Highlight: BYD is planning to set up a ₹7,000 crore EV manufacturing facility in Maharashtra.
With the S1 Pro scooter dominating 2W EV sales, Ola’s upcoming electric car is rumored to debut by Diwali 2025. Expected price range: ₹9–13 lakh.
Renault India:
The Kwid EV is undergoing ARAI certification and could disrupt the ₹6–7 lakh market segment in Q3.
Announced plans to localize the ID.4 and Enyaq EV platforms by 2026.
Total EV Sales in July 2025: Over 48,000 units (cars only).
YoY Growth: +39% compared to July 2024.
Cities Leading the Charge: Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR, Pune, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad.
FAME 3 policy expected to roll out in September 2025.
PLI scheme has attracted ₹48,000 crore in EV-related investments this year alone.
While the surge in adoption is promising, challenges remain:
Charging Infrastructure: India currently has 12,000+ public chargers, but demand is growing exponentially.
Battery Imports: Despite local assembly, cells are largely imported.
Resale Value: Still uncertain compared to ICE vehicles.
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