Electric car sales nearly double to 36,108 in September
In short
Electric car sales rose to 36,108 units in September, nearly doubling from before, according to FADA. The report says festive demand, lower running costs, more model choices and policy support are helping sales.
This matters because EVs are becoming a normal choice for more buyers. The reporting does not give brand-wise sales or the exact comparison period.
What the reporting says
Electric car sales jumped nearly two-fold to 36,108 units in September, according to FADA. The CNBC TV18 summary says festive demand, better running-cost economics, more model choices and policy support through PM E-DRIVE and state schemes are helping buyers see EVs as a default option. The reporting does not give a breakdown by company or state.
Why it matters
FADA said electric car sales jumped nearly two-fold to 36,108 units in September. The summary points to festive demand, improving running-cost economics, a wider range of models and policy support through PM E-DRIVE and state schemes as reasons buyers are treating EVs as a default option. The report does not provide company-level sales or a prior-period comparison.