Mahindra Sales March 2026

Mahindra’s passenger vehicle division delivered a solid sales performance in March 2026, recording total sales of 60,272 units. This represents a strong 25.4% increase compared to the 48,048 units sold in March 2025. Month-on-month growth was mostly steady, with a slight rise of 0.4% from the 60,018 units sold in February 2026. The company maintained its No. 3 ranking in the market, supported by demand for its key SUV models along with the growing XUV and electric vehicle lineup.

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Mahindra Sales in March 2026

The Scorpio range (Scorpio-N and Classic) continued to lead, with sales reaching 14,578 units in March 2026. This reflects a 4.78% increase year-on-year, though there was a minor 0.59% decline compared to the previous month. Mahindra is set to boost this lineup further with a refreshed Scorpio-N, which has already been seen undergoing testing and is expected to debut later this year.

Mahindra March Sales 2026

The Thar and ROXX together recorded sales of 10,872 units, reflecting a 21.67% year-on-year increase, though they slipped slightly by 1.58% compared to the previous month. Meanwhile, the Bolero came next with 9,788 units, posting a 21.88% YoY rise, but also experiencing a small month-on-month decline of 0.76%.

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The XUV range posted strong results in March 2026. The XUV 7X0 achieved sales of 9,210 units, registering an impressive 34.43% year-on-year growth along with a modest 1.08% increase over the previous month. Recently, Mahindra also announced that the XUV 7XO has crossed the 20,000 delivery milestone.

The XUV 3X0 (including its EV version) came in close behind with sales of 9,199 units, posting a 30.39% increase year-on-year and a 6.51% rise compared to the previous month. This positions it among the fastest-growing models in Mahindra’s lineup, playing a key role in boosting overall sales volumes.

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Electric Portfolio Expands

A few days ago, Mahindra announced crossing the 50,000 sales mark for its Electric Origin SUVs. In March, the XEV 9S, the brand’s flagship electric SUV, registered 3,254 units. Meanwhile, the XEV 9e saw sales fall to 1,759 units, reflecting a 15.43% decline year-on-year and a 6.88% drop compared to the previous month. On the other hand, the BE 6 stood out among the EV lineup, recording 1,495 units with a notable 60.06% YoY growth and a strong 35.42% increase month-on-month, signaling growing market acceptance.

In contrast, sales of the XUV400 fell sharply to just 117 units, marking a 50.84% drop year-on-year and a 27.78% decline compared to the previous month, indicating reduced demand for the older EV model. Meanwhile, the Marazzo did not feature in the sales figures, recording zero units.

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Balanced Growth Across ICE And EV Portfolio

Mahindra’s performance in March 2026 reflects a well-rounded growth approach. Established SUV models such as Scorpio, Thar, Bolero, and the XUV range continue to drive overall volumes. At the same time, the company’s electric vehicle lineup is growing quickly, although demand varies across different models. With several updates and new launches anticipated in both internal combustion and electric segments, Mahindra appears well placed to maintain its growth momentum in the months ahead.