India witnesses block buster e-3W sales with 1 vehicle sold every 2 minutes

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Jaishankar Jayaramiah
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electric three-wheelerIndian electric three-wheeler industry witnessed a block buster sales in November 2025 as the segment sold one vehicle every two minutes.

In November 2025, the e-3W industry registered record retail sales of 83,682 units, marking a robust 32% YoY growth 63,400 units in the same month a year ago.

November 2025 sales translate into 2,784 units sold every day i.e. one vehicle sold every two minutes.

India’s electric three-wheeler industry is witnessing the fastest transition to electric mobility, continues to register robust growth mainly driven by traditional ICE OEMs which have diversified into zero-emission vehicles.

The segment’s cumulative January-November 2025 sales stood at  709,506 units, up 12% YoY.

This block buster sales ensures that India remains the world’s largest electric three-wheeler market for the third year in a row, having beaten China in 2023 for the first time.

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Jaishankar Jayaramiah
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Jaishankar Jayaramiah is a well-known India-based award-winning international Journalist and columnist, who is familiar for his multi-subject expertise, especially in business Journalism. Many of his write-ups remained as game changers in the Indian trade industry while also guiding the government to chalk out its policies. An Engineer-turned Journalist Jayaramiah has worked for Autocar Professional, The Financial Express, The New Indian Express and Automotive World among others before launching Automotive India News and Automotive Lead news magazines. He has extensively traveled across the country, writing on multiple subjects and also visited countries like Germany, Italy, Japan, China, Taiwan, Singapore, Thailand, Hongkong, Sri Lanka, Maldives etc. Don’t wonder if you find a story on coffee or agriculture or even on politics when you Google his details as he has written on almost all subjects during his two decades of journey so far in Journalism. While keeping automotive as main beat all along his career, he has also covered all other verticals under Old & New Economy. For the past few years, he has been focusing only on B2B Automotive niche. Personally he likes to write more on the government policies; international trends related to automotive industry and new auto technologies.

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