Mahindra & Mahindra, one of India's leading automobile manufacturers, has reported a stellar performance for the month of June 2026. The company's domestic passenger vehicle (PV) sales reached a significant milestone, reflecting a solid growth trajectory in a competitive market. According to the latest sales data, Mahindra sold a total of 60,393 passenger vehicles in June 2026.66 percent compared to the 47,306 units sold during the same month in the previous year, June 2025. This means the company successfully sold over 13,000 additional vehicles within a span of one year. 09 percent, indicating a steady upward trend in consumer demand.
Scorpio Range Continues to Lead the Pack
The legendary Scorpio brand, which includes both the Scorpio Classic and the Scorpio N, continues to be the undisputed leader in Mahindra's portfolio, while in June 2026, these two models collectively accounted for 14,097 units in sales. 65 percent growth compared to the previous year. 34 percent to Mahindra's total passenger vehicle sales for the month. In essence, nearly one out of every four SUVs sold by Mahindra was a Scorpio. It's worth noting that the Mahindra Scorpio was first introduced to the Indian market on June 20, 2002, and even after more than two decades, it remains the company's best-selling SUV, showcasing its enduring legacy and popularity among Indian car buyers.
Thar and Thar Roxx Secure Second Position
The Thar brand, known for its off-roading capabilities and iconic design, secured the second spot in Mahindra's sales rankings, while the combined sales of the Thar and the Thar Roxx reached 10,669 units in June 2026.81 percent. 67 percent share of the company's total sales for the month. The consistent demand for the Thar highlights the growing preference for lifestyle SUVs among Indian consumers who seek a blend of ruggedness and modern features.
Explosive Growth for XUV 3XO and XUV 7XO
One of the most remarkable performances in June 2026 came from the XUV 3XO. The company sold 10,063 units of this model, which includes its petrol, diesel, and the recently launched electric variants. 95 percent. Even more impressive is the month-on-month growth, with sales surging by nearly 50 percent compared to May 2026.66 percent of Mahindra's total sales. 14 percent increase over the previous year. 89 percent.
Electric Vehicle Segment and Other Models
65 percent to the total sales. 56 percent decrease compared to the previous year. 41 percent. Meanwhile, the older electric SUV, the XUV400, saw its demand dwindle further, with only 31 units sold in June 2026. On the other hand, the Marazzo MPV faced a challenging month, recording zero sales, indicating a potential shift in consumer preference away from this particular model.