In November 2025, there were 14,739 registrations of electric passenger vehicles (EVs) in India, a significant 61% increase from the previous year.
The luxury EV division of MG Motor India, MG Select, has sold more than 1,000 EVs in India, demonstrating the growing demand for high-end electric vehicles.
In India, November proved to be a successful month for electric passenger vehicles (cars and SUVs), with 14,739 registrations overall, a 61% increase over November 2024. As a result, November ranks as the fifth-best month for EV retail sales in 2025.
Strong demand for vehicles like the Tata Punch EV and Tata Nexon EV, as well as consistent interest in the Tata Tiago EV, helped Tata Motors maintain its lead in the mass-market EV market with 6,121 sales, a 38% increase over the previous year.
Mahindra & Mahindra and MG Motor India were the other two major companies in the top three. In November, Mahindra delivered 2,940 units, a staggering 404% rise from the previous year, while MG sold 3,676 units.
New and expanding brands also made an impression. For example, VinFast rose to seventh place overall with 288 deliveries, and Hyundai witnessed a sharp 1,671% year-over-year increase (372 units), primarily due to its recently introduced electric SUV, the Hyundai Creta Electric.
The Growth of MG Select, An Indication of High-End EV Demand
MG Select, the luxury EV-focused retail division of MG Motor India, reached the 1,000-unit sales milestone during this EV growth wave. The fast MG Cyberster and the opulent MPV MG M9 are the two all-electric vehicles that the brand presently offers.
This expansion has been spurred by MG's success with its mainstream EVs, particularly the well-known MG Windsor EV. The fact that EV sales show how consumer preferences have clearly shifted toward electric mobility.
The fact that a luxury-focused EV network like MG Select is approaching the 1,000-unit milestone indicates that Indian consumers are becoming more receptive to high-end electric vehicles.
What This Signifies for the Indian EV Industry
The November 2025 developments indicate that the Indian EV market is progressively evolving, both in premium niches and in the mass-market segment. The 61% YoY growth is indicative of increased customer confidence and acceptance, which may have been facilitated by expanded EV availability and better charging infrastructure.
Simultaneously, MG Select's milestone demonstrates that premium EVs are becoming a significant component of popular adoption and are no longer niche outliers. The trend toward electrification seems to be gaining real traction as more companies, both new and established, increase the number of EV models they offer.
The EV industry as a whole appears poised for additional growth in 2026 as the year-end draws near and fresh EV launches are imminent.
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