FADA Reports 94,181 Three-Wheeler Sales in February 2025

3-Wheeler Retail Sales See a 1.92% Decline in February 2025

The Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA) has reported a 1.92% decline in retail sales for three-wheelers in February 2025. The total sales for the month stood at 94,181 units, compared to 96,020 units in February 2024, reflecting a slight downturn in the segment.

3-Wheeler Sales Performance Across Major Brands

According to the latest FADA data, some brands experienced growth, while others faced a decline. Notably, Mahindra & Mahindra, TVS Motors, and Atul Auto showed positive sales momentum, whereas Bajaj and Piaggio witnessed a drop in numbers.

Brand-Wise 3-Wheeler Sales Report for February 2025

• Bajaj

Bajaj remained the market leader but saw a slight decline in sales, recording 34,644 units in February 2025, down from 35,434 units in February 2024, reflecting a 2.23% drop. The dip in numbers could be due to market fluctuations and increasing competition.

• Piaggio

Piaggio faced a notable setback, with sales falling to 6,651 units in February 2025 from 8,266 units in February 2024, marking a 19.54% decline. Despite this, Piaggio continues to be a strong player in the three-wheeler market, particularly in the cargo segment.

• Mahindra & Mahindra Group

Mahindra Group achieved an 11.30% growth, selling 6,501 units in February 2025 compared to 5,841 units in February 2024. The brand's focus on expanding its product portfolio, including electric and fuel-based three-wheelers, has contributed to this steady growth.

• Y.C. Electric

Y.C. Electric maintained stability, with sales slightly increasing from 3,356 units in February 2024 to 3,372 units in February 2025, reflecting a marginal 0.48% growth. The brand continues to cater to the growing demand for electric three-wheelers.

• TVS Motors

TVS Motors recorded an impressive 25.37% growth, selling 2,431 units in February 2025, up from 1,939 units in February 2024. The company's growth is attributed to its strong dealer network and rising demand for its last-mile mobility solutions.

• Atul Auto

Atul Auto also showed strong growth, registering an 18.24% increase in sales, rising from 1,968 units in February 2024 to 2,327 units in February 2025. This rise is due to the brand’s increasing focus on expanding its market reach.

• Mayuri

Mayuri saw a minor decline of 0.72%, with sales slipping from 2,090 units in February 2024 to 2,075 units in February 2025. However, the brand remains a preferred choice for budget-conscious buyers.

• Citylife

City life experienced a 14.61% decline in sales, dropping from 1,991 units in February 2024 to 1,709 units in February 2025. The decline suggests increasing competition in the affordable electric vehicle space.

• Others Including EV

The "Others Including EV" category, which consists of smaller OEMs, recorded sales of 34,471 units in February 2025, down from 35,135 units in February 2024, showing a 1.89% decline. The segment remains crucial for the industry's overall market share.

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