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Fuel penetration — full cut

Fuel mix and fuel-type tables by state; national OEM-by-fuel cuts at All India.

Fuel mix by registrations · Sep 2026 · All India

Analysis AI

AI analysis · fuel mix in All India · Sep 2026

Fuel mix shifts are most useful when read as penetration change. A fuel can grow in units but still lose relevance if total PV volume grows faster.

#FuelSep 2026 · All India regYoYPen.Δ pen. YoYFY 25-26 regFY YTD YoYFY pen.Δ FY pen.
1Petrol2.07L+23.8%48.7%-3.612.31L+14.6%49.2%-4.1
2CNG98.3K+40.8%23.1%+1.35.98L+43.2%23.9%+3.2
3Diesel74.7K+32.1%17.6%-0.14.29L+15.9%17.2%-1.2
4EV36.4K+96.4%8.6%+2.81.90L+87.3%7.6%+2.6
5Strong Hybrid8.3K+10.5%2.0%-0.453.6K+2.6%2.1%-0.4
  • Petrol

    Petrol at 48.7% of Sep 2026 PV volume — lost 3.6pp YoY

    Fuel deep dive ↗

    Analysis AI

    AI analysis · Petrol OEM mix · Sep 2026

    Within Petrol, the leaderboard shows who owns the segment rather than who leads the total PV market. Penetration change points to brands gaining powertrain-specific traction.

    #OEMSep 2026 regYoYShareΔ share YoYFY 25-26 regFY YTD YoYFY shareΔ FY share
    1Maruti Suzuki97.1K+20.3%46.9%-1.45.61L+14.6%45.6%+0.0
    2Hyundai29.9K+29.7%14.4%+0.71.75L+8.9%14.2%-0.7
    3Tata20.5K+12.0%9.9%-1.01.39L+21.9%11.3%+0.7
    4Kia16.7K+47.8%8.1%+1.398.5K+26.3%8.0%+0.7
    5Toyota10.5K+10.3%5.1%-0.663.1K+3.0%5.1%-0.6
    6Volkswagen8.6K+14.8%4.1%-0.351.5K-4.6%4.2%-0.8
    7Mahindra7.9K+20.0%3.8%-0.150.2K+4.7%4.1%-0.4
    8Honda Cars5.2K+56.8%2.5%+0.529.9K+22.1%2.4%+0.1
    9Renault3.4K+39.9%1.7%+0.222.3K+51.4%1.8%+0.4
    10Nissan3.0K+137.3%1.4%+0.717.1K+94.4%1.4%+0.6
    11Others4.2K+30.8%2.0%+0.123.9K+12.4%1.9%-0.0
    12Industry2.07L+23.8%100.0%+0.012.31L+14.6%100.0%+0.0
  • CNG

    CNG at 23.1% of Sep 2026 PV volume — gained 1.3pp YoY

    Fuel deep dive ↗

    Analysis AI

    AI analysis · CNG OEM mix · Sep 2026

    Within CNG, the leaderboard shows who owns the segment rather than who leads the total PV market. Penetration change points to brands gaining powertrain-specific traction.

    #OEMSep 2026 regYoYShareΔ share YoYFY 25-26 regFY YTD YoYFY shareΔ FY share
    1Maruti Suzuki69.9K+45.6%71.1%+2.34.26L+45.6%71.2%+1.2
    2Tata14.7K+11.0%15.0%-4.090.9K+34.5%15.2%-1.0
    3Hyundai9.6K+53.0%9.7%+0.853.9K+35.0%9.0%-0.5
    4Toyota4.1K+159.7%4.1%+1.925.0K+90.3%4.2%+1.0
    5Kia33-63.3%0.0%-0.1780+19.1%0.1%-0.0
    6Honda Cars32-89.6%0.0%-0.41.1K-48.0%0.2%-0.3
    7Nissan15-88.0%0.0%-0.2496-9.8%0.1%-0.0
    8Renault4-98.0%0.0%-0.3376-73.9%0.1%-0.3
    9Piaggio3—0.0%+0.09+80.0%0.0%+0.0
    10Others0—0.0%+0.00—0.0%+0.0
    11Industry98.3K+40.9%100.0%+0.05.98L+43.2%100.0%+0.0
  • Diesel

    Diesel at 17.6% of Sep 2026 PV volume — lost 0.1pp YoY

    Fuel deep dive ↗

    Analysis AI

    AI analysis · Diesel OEM mix · Sep 2026

    Within Diesel, the leaderboard shows who owns the segment rather than who leads the total PV market. Penetration change points to brands gaining powertrain-specific traction.

    #OEMSep 2026 regYoYShareΔ share YoYFY 25-26 regFY YTD YoYFY shareΔ FY share
    1Mahindra41.5K+35.7%55.5%+1.52.41L+16.0%56.0%+0.1
    2Hyundai10.2K+19.6%13.6%-1.456.2K+7.0%13.1%-1.1
    3Kia8.8K+40.1%11.7%+0.750.1K+23.5%11.7%+0.7
    4Tata6.3K+28.4%8.4%-0.237.9K+35.2%8.8%+1.3
    5Toyota5.9K+20.2%7.8%-0.833.8K+4.2%7.9%-0.9
    6Mercedes-Benz719+28.4%1.0%-0.03.6K+0.3%0.8%-0.1
    7MG Motor431+195.2%0.6%+0.31.8K+48.0%0.4%+0.1
    8BMW302+37.9%0.4%+0.01.6K+13.3%0.4%-0.0
    9Stellantis237+20.9%0.3%-0.01.2K-15.5%0.3%-0.1
    10Force216+160.2%0.3%+0.11.0K+113.1%0.2%+0.1
    11Others241-7.7%0.3%-0.11.5K+4.1%0.4%-0.0
    12Industry74.7K+32.1%100.0%+0.04.29L+15.9%100.0%+0.0
  • EV

    EV at 8.6% of Sep 2026 PV volume — gained 2.8pp YoY

    Fuel deep dive ↗

    Analysis AI

    AI analysis · EV OEM mix · Sep 2026

    Within EV, the leaderboard shows who owns the segment rather than who leads the total PV market. Penetration change points to brands gaining powertrain-specific traction.

    #OEMSep 2026 regYoYShareΔ share YoYFY 25-26 regFY YTD YoYFY shareΔ FY share
    1Tata14.9K+103.2%41.0%+1.475.8K+100.3%39.9%+2.6
    2Mahindra7.8K+97.1%21.5%+0.143.4K+100.3%22.9%+1.5
    3MG Motor5.3K+10.3%14.5%-11.433.0K+10.6%17.4%-12.0
    4Kia1.3K+113.4%3.5%+0.34.0K+209.5%2.1%+0.8
    5Maruti Suzuki1.1K—3.1%+3.19.2K—4.9%+4.9
    6Hyundai799+97.8%2.2%+0.03.6K-8.4%1.9%-2.0
    7BMW506+37.1%1.4%-0.62.4K+44.8%1.3%-0.4
    8Toyota218—0.6%+0.6542+54100.0%0.3%+0.3
    9Mercedes-Benz127-7.3%0.3%-0.41.0K+39.4%0.5%-0.2
    10Stellantis55+17.0%0.2%-0.1236-50.6%0.1%-0.3
    11Others4.2K+397.2%11.7%+7.116.7K+320.9%8.8%+4.9
    12Industry36.4K+96.4%100.0%+0.01.90L+87.3%100.0%+0.0
  • Strong Hybrid

    Strong Hybrid at 2.0% of Sep 2026 PV volume — lost 0.4pp YoY

    Fuel deep dive ↗

    Analysis AI

    AI analysis · Strong Hybrid OEM mix · Sep 2026

    Within Strong Hybrid, the leaderboard shows who owns the segment rather than who leads the total PV market. Penetration change points to brands gaining powertrain-specific traction.

    #OEMSep 2026 regYoYShareΔ share YoYFY 25-26 regFY YTD YoYFY shareΔ FY share
    1Toyota6.7K+6.3%81.0%-3.343.8K+2.7%81.8%+0.0
    2Maruti Suzuki1.5K+35.5%18.2%+3.49.1K+0.9%17.0%-0.3
    3Honda Cars730.0%0.9%-0.1650+32.1%1.2%+0.3
    4Others0—0.0%+0.00—0.0%+0.0
    5Industry8.3K+10.5%100.0%+0.053.6K+2.6%100.0%+0.0