12/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector

12/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector 

Maruti Suzuki India Limited 

Maruti Suzuki is proving its grit in tough times. While its e-Vitara EV production has taken a temporary hit due to a global rare-earth magnet shortage, the company isn’t sitting idle. They're actively scouting for alternative solutions and planning a strong second-half comeback. 

Analysts are still betting big on Maruti’s strength Emkay has maintained a bullish ₹13,500 target, which shows the faith in Maruti’s long-term game. Even when the supply chain throws a curveball, Maruti keeps swinging with strategy and confidence.

Mahindra Group 

Mahindra is quietly reshaping its EV future with a smart twist—hybrid tech is coming to its electric SUVs! Models like the BE6 and XUV.e9 will soon offer range-extender setups that blend battery packs with internal combustion generators. It’s a clever move to stretch range without compromising eco-ambitions. 

Plus, the buzz around Mahindra’s EVs is real over 10,000 units of the BE and XUV electric series have already been booked, setting the stage for a solid leap in monthly sales. Mahindra’s message is clear: electric, efficient, and evolving.

Tata Motors 

Tata Motors has given its beloved Altroz hatchback a smart refresh, blending premium features with safety. The newly launched version starting at just ₹6.89 lakh now boasts six airbags, a 360° camera, cruise control, and luxe interiors, making it a perfect mix of value and style. 

Meanwhile, the Jamshedpur plant went on a planned maintenance break, keeping operations healthy and sharp behind the scenes. It’s classic Tata: building with care, upgrading with purpose, and staying grounded no matter the market mood. 

10/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector

10/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector

Maruti Suzuki India Limited 

Maruti Suzuki continues to balance the market’s highs and lows with steady focus. While its stock dipped slightly by 0.56%, it still held its ground better than several competitors. The real highlight, though, is safety with the Baleno scoring a solid 4-star adult and 3-star child safety rating under Bharat NCAP, showing Maruti’s growing seriousness about protecting passengers. 

Behind the scenes, the company is facing rare-earth supply issues, which could temporarily slow down e-Vitara production, but the team is already exploring alternative solutions and managing things smartly without major disruptions. It’s a phase of quiet resilience for Maruti, with safety and stability leading the way.

Mahindra Group 

It was a bit of a dip day for Mahindra, with shares falling about 2.1%, but their game plan remains far from dull. The brand is charging forward with innovation testing a rugged off-road version of its upcoming BE6 electric SUV in the sands of Jaisalmer, and also partnering with Cinemo to make in-car entertainment smarter and smoother in its new-age vehicles. 

Meanwhile, buyers are in for a treat with massive discounts up to ₹2.5 lakh on select SUVs through June. Even with a market slip, Mahindra is clearly keeping its eyes on the road ahead tech-loaded and consumer-focused.

Tata Motors 

Tata Motors had a rough trading day, with its stock dropping around 3%, mostly due to wider market jitters after the tragic Air India incident. But even in turbulence, Tata remained grounded and compassionate the group expressed heartfelt condolences, showing its deeper human values beyond business. 

On the financial front, experts are split JM Financial remains optimistic, maintaining a "Buy" with an upward target of ₹815, despite the current price floating near ₹734. It’s a reminder that for Tata, leadership is not just about numbers it's about values, responsibility, and long-term vision.

09/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector

09/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector 

Maruti Suzuki India Limited 

Maruti Suzuki is turning heads for all the right reasons today! Their newly launched Dzire just became the first car in India to receive a 5-star Bharat NCAP safety rating, giving customers even more reasons to trust the brand. Adding to that, Maruti announced standard six airbags across almost its entire range, along with other key safety features like ESC and Hill Hold Assist—showing it’s serious about driver and passenger safety. 

While the stock dipped slightly (about 0.66%), the company’s proactive safety push is being seen as a bold step forward, even as they carefully navigate challenges in EV production due to global rare-earth shortages.

Mahindra Group

Mahindra had a stable and upbeat day on the market, with shares climbing around 0.48%, reflecting renewed investor confidence. The company also assured everyone that it has sufficient inventory despite the rare-earth material crunch that’s hitting EV manufacturers globally a big sigh of relief for those watching the EV space. 

On the customer side, Mahindra rolled out exciting SUV offers this month, with discounts up to ₹2.5 lakh on the XUV400, making it a great time to drive home a new Mahindra. A balanced day of gains and goodwill!

Tata Motors 

Tata Motors continues to keep everyone talking its stock saw gains for the sixth straight day, currently hovering around ₹737–740, showing solid momentum in the market. While opinions from analysts varied HDFC Securities issued a ‘Reduce’ call with a target of ₹733, and JM Financial stuck to a ‘Buy’ rating, raising its target to ₹815 investors are watching Tata closely for its ambitious plans in EVs and commercial vehicles. 

This mix of cautious analysis and growing enthusiasm paints a picture of a company that’s not just riding a wave, but working hard to reshape the future of mobility.

08/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector

08/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector 

Maruti Suzuki India Limited 

Maruti Suzuki faced a challenging day as its shares dipped about 0.6-0.8%, closing near ₹12,534 - below its 52-week high and reflecting a cautious market sentiment. 

Adding to investor concern, it also slashed its near-term e‑Vitara EV production target by roughly two-thirds from 26,500 to around 8,200 units due to a global rare-earth shortage tied to Chinese export controls.

Despite this, the company remains committed to ramping up in H2 to still meet its full-year goal of 67,000 EVs by March 2026.

Mahindra Group

Mahindra saw its share price drop about 0.65%, underperforming the broader market and closing at ₹3,067, with above-average trading volumes indicating heightened investor activity.

Meanwhile, the company strengthened its ecosystem by infusing ₹1,652 crore into Mahindra Finance through a rights issue lifting its stake slightly to 52.49%, a move signaling confidence in its financial services arm.

Tata Motors 

Tata Motors revealed ambitious growth plans during an investor presentation, announcing a staggering investment of ₹33,000 - 35,000 crore over the next five years to expand both passenger and commercial vehicle portfolios with a sharp focus on EVs.

Following this update, its shares responded positively up around 2% on the day driven by analyst optimism over its renewed strategy across EV, PV, and CV segments.

Conclusion:

These developments highlight a fast-evolving automotive landscape: Maruti adapting to supply constraints, Mahindra reinforcing financial strength, and Tata positioning for long-term EV and commercial growth.

07/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector

07/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector 

Maruti Suzuki India Limited

Today, Maruti’s stock got a boost shares edged up about 1.43% to ₹12,637, outperforming the market and signaling fresh investor optimism. 

However, the Grand Vitara celebrated another milestone, crossing 3 lakh sales in just 32 months, powered by strong demand for its hybrid versions and a new tech-forward campaign. On top of that, Maruti rolled out a wallet-friendly offer: ₹9,999/month EMIs on the Grand Vitara nationwide, aimed at hatchback owners upgrading to SUVs.

Mahindra Group

Mahindra saw a slight dip today, its share price moderated by around 0.5-0.7%, dipping to approximately ₹3,089-₹3,092, closely tracking the overall market trend.

But it wasn’t all gloomy, the XUV 3XO electric SUV won South Africa’s 'People’s Choice' Car of the Year, affirming its global appeal. Additionally, Mahindra is planning new variants of the XEV 9e, expanding its electric lineup, as seen in recent filings.

Tata Motors 

It's a big day for Tata Motors, they announced a record ₹33,000-35,000 crore investment over the next five years, with about ₹18,000 cr going into EVs. 

This bold push aims to double their PV portfolio and cement their lead in clean mobility, targeting 20%+ EV penetration by 2030. They’re also gearing up to launch 7 new nameplates and 23 product refreshes by FY 2030, signaling rapid expansion

Naman's Take:

In summary, Maruti’s momentum is building with impressive sales milestones, investor confidence, and attractive EMI schemes; Mahindra is juggling stock market turbulence with international EV acclaim and lineup expansion; and Tata Motors is going all-in on future growth with record investments and a bold EV roadmap.

06/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector

 06/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector 

Maruti Suzuki India Limited 

Maruti Suzuki continues to ride high on momentum—after topping the charts in May 2025 with the Brezza becoming India’s best-selling SUV (15,566 units), the company is now setting its sights globally. 

It expects a 20% boost in exports for FY26, aiming to ship nearly 4 lakh units worldwide. This surge will be powered by the rising international demand for compact and robust models like the Fronx and Jimny. With domestic dominance and export confidence, Maruti is clearly steering toward a strong fiscal year.

Mahindra Group 

Mahindra is gearing up for a bold refresh of one of its most iconic nameplates the Bolero. Recent spy shots reveal that the next-gen Bolero will be built on a brand-new monocoque platform, hinting at major improvements in ride quality, safety, and modern tech integration. 

There’s also buzz around potential EV variants in the pipeline, showing Mahindra’s intent to blend tradition with innovation. The brand’s deep rural appeal paired with futuristic upgrades could make this Bolero a game-changer.

Tata Motors 

Tata Motors is doubling down on customer care and clean energy this June. They’ve launched a nationwide monsoon check-up camp running from June 6–20 across 500+ cities—offering free vehicle health diagnostics and special service discounts to ensure customers are rain-ready. 

Alongside this, they officially unveiled the much-awaited Harrier EV, packed with a dual-motor AWD setup and priced from ₹21.49 lakh. This move underscores Tata’s twin commitment to service excellence and sustainable mobility.

05/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector

 

05/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector 

Maruti Suzuki India Limited 

Maruti Suzuki's Grand Vitara has achieved a significant milestone by surpassing 3 lakh unit sales in just 32 months, establishing itself as the fastest-selling SUV in its segment. 

Mahindra Group 

Mahindra EPC Irrigation has secured a ₹4.32 crore order from the Water Resources Department for implementing a community micro irrigation project.  

An aftermarket modification for the Mahindra Thar ROXX adds side-facing rear seats, transforming the 5-seater SUV into a 7-seater configuration.

Tata Motors 

Tata Motors has announced the commencement of a nationwide Monsoon Check-Up Camp for its customers. Running from June 6 to June 20, 2025, across over 500 cities and 1,090 authorized workshops, the initiative aims to ensure optimal vehicle performance and safety during the wet season.

Conclusion: It’s exciting to witness how India’s top auto players are not only growing but also innovating with purpose.

Maruti Suzuki continues to lead with sustainable logistics and record-breaking SUV sales, showing that efficiency and popularity can go hand in hand. Mahindra is pushing boundaries with smart infrastructure projects and consumer-focused vehicle upgrades, proving its commitment to both rural progress and rugged style.

Meanwhile, Tata Motors is winning hearts with thoughtful seasonal care camps and bold EV discounts, showing a deep understanding of customer needs and the future of mobility.

Together, these moves reflect a vibrant, forward-thinking auto industry that’s not just building vehicles, but building trust, sustainability, and smart solutions for tomorrow 🚗⚙️🌱.

04/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector

 04/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector 

Maruti Suzuki India Limited

Maruti transported over 500,000 vehicles via Indian Railways during FY 2024–25—up from just 65,700 ten years ago accounting for 25% of dispatches. This shift has reduced Carbon emissions (~180,000 tonnes) and saved 63 million litres of fuel, aligning with their sustainability targets. They plan to reach 35% rail dispatch by FY 2030–31. 

The mid‑size SUV Grand Vitara has hit 300,000 sales in just 32 months, making it the fastest-selling SUV in its segment.

Maruti’s shares climbed +2.77% to ₹12,459.70 on June 6, outperforming peers, though still about 8.9% below its 52‑week high.

Mahindra Group 

No major point as I analyzed as of now but on the same trading day, Mahindra & Mahindra’s stock rose +2.02% to ₹3,105.05, outperforming the Sensex but remaining ~5.2% below its 52-week high.

Tata Motors 

While there’s no immediate Tata Motors auto-focused news today, Tata Group made a significant announcement:

Tata Advanced Systems to build Rafale fuselages in India TASL has entered a deal with Dassault to manufacture Rafale fighter jet fuselages in Hyderabad, marking the first time these parts will be produced outside France.

This strengthens India’s defense manufacturing and furthers the “Make in India” initiative.

03/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector

 

03/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector 

Tata Motors

While analyzing the risk factor from the Annual Report 2025 of Tata Motors. Following key measures are taken into consideration. 

Tata Motors major revenue is generated from UK, China, North America, India, and continental Europe, but however because of turbulent outlook of global challenges, including: political shifts, economic swings, trade tensions, protectionism, wars, terrorism, humanitarian crises, pandemics and climate-related disruptions, the demand in these markets decreased and could harm the business, financial health and operations of TAMO.

Because of continuous changes in people capacity and capabilities, If the company is unable to attract, engage, develop and retain the best diverse talent and critical skills in an increasingly competitive

environment, the ability to continually

innovate and deliver products and services to customers will be impacted.

Mahindra & Mahindra

Mahindra announced a multi-year partnership with Hanab to modernize their IT infrastructure. The partnership aims to streamline operations and implement next-generation technologies to support Hanab’s growth aspirations.

Hanab will leverage Tech Mahindra’s extensive expertise in digital IT transformation and IT-carve outs to create a secure, scalable, and future-ready IT infrastructure. 

Naman's Take: Furthermore, Tech Mahindra has partnered with Anyverse to accelerate AI adoption in the automotive industry by simplifying the use of synthetic data to train, test, and validate AI systems

In addition to these initiatives, Tech Mahindra has collaborated with Mahindra Logistics to introduce electric vehicles for employee transportation, demonstrating a commitment to sustainable practices within its operations. By integrating these efforts, Tech Mahindra is well-positioned to support Hanab's IT modernization while contributing to the advancement of the EV ecosystem. 

Maruti Suzuki

In a significant step toward sustainable logistics, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd (MSIL) has achieved a new milestone by dispatching over 5.18 lakh vehicles via railways in FY25, a strong 15.7% increase compared to last year. This move reflects the company’s growing commitment to low-emission transport and easing road congestion.

Rail now carries 24.3% of Maruti’s total vehicle dispatches, up from 21.5% in FY24. And the journey doesn’t stop here. CEO Hisashi Takeuchi shared the company's ambitious vision to boost this share to 35% by FY31, marking a clear shift toward sustainable and efficient logistics.

By choosing railways over roadways for a significant portion of its distribution, Maruti Suzuki isn’t just moving cars, it’s helping drive a cleaner, greener India.

02/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector

 

02/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector

Maruti Suzuki
Today the share price of Maruti rose up by 0.40% as of 1:00pm.

Maruti has recently announced the expansion of its solar capacity by 30MWp in Kharkhoda and Manesar.

However, the company is planning for an expansion up to 319MWp of capacity by making an investment of Rs. 915Cr.

Mahindra & Mahindra
Mahindra is aiming to be at the top of the EVs segment, sold 10,000 EVs in 7 days.

Mahindra has hit a major milestone in India’s electric vehicle journey, delivering 10,000 units of its XEV 9e and BE 6 electric SUVs in just 70 days since the first handover on March 20. The quick pace of deliveries signals strong demand for EVs in the country and shows Mahindra’s growing momentum in the electric space.

Tata Motors
Tata Motors major expenses rose due to the fluctuation in the currency translation as per management discussion and analysis of FY25 annual report.

Major Expenses of the company is basically dawned to the warranty and other related expenditure in order to increase the goodwill of the company by giving high period warranties and claims to customers.

Major Change: Debt to Equity Ratio down to 53.40% and Inventory turnover ratio down to 7.00%

Naman's Views:
The Indian automotive market is expanding, driven by rising income levels, urbanization and increasing consumer purchasing power. Initiative like Production linked incentive scheme are aiding several auto makers to invest in EV segment. The industry is focusing on reducing emissions and integration of advanced technologies like connectivity and smart mobility solutions.

01/100 - Top 3 Companies in the Automobile Sector

 

01/100 - Top 3 Companies in the Automobile Sector

Mahindra & Mahindra 
Company's growth is substantially increasing whether for a Y-O-Y basis or on as compared to peers.

Considered as No. 1 company for the SUVs sectoral industry and continue to maintain such stable growth.

What the major up break for the company is that without any PLI (Production Linked Incentives) the MEAL (Mahindra Electric Automobile Limited) has recorded a PBT of Rs. 10cr which is quite a big achievement for the company.

Negative Factors: M&M (Mitsubishi) and Sampo (Finland) have delivered a strategic growth but no the profitability, both the segments have been impaired and some of from UKRAINE wars also got impaired.

Positive Factors: Company's Management is not being Rashed and not chasing for the market share, but to deliver a best customer experience and satisfaction to the customer.

Maruti Suzuki 
Company showed a good growth in Mini Compact segment as a plus of +3000 units in production. However, the LCV down to 1000.

Negative Factors: Company's extreme cash outflowed because of the new kharkhoda plan opening which will subsequently lead to cash crunch in the company. However, in a way it will also create an employment opportunity for most of the individuals.

Positive Factors: Company signed an MOU with JETRO for an initiative of Start-ups, Incubation, Acceleration and Expert Growth

New Launch: VITARA EV

Tata Motors 
Company's growth in domestic sale is not up to the mark, showed a downtrend of 10% but for the passenger vehicle it showed an upward trend of 2%

Changes: Tata Motors Finance is now not a subsidiary of Tata Motors, but Tata Motors Finance Holding still is.

Negative Factors: The company made loss because of hatches, however the company cope this up with a drastic sale of their matured vehicle segment.

Positive Factors: Range Rover EV testing is still in a pipeline. However, JLR segment is still in the growing phase in India.

00/100 (Top 3 Players of Automobile Sector)

 00/100 (Maruti Suzuki, M&M & TATA Motors) - Top 3 Players of Automobile Sector.

India's automobile industry has witnessed remarkable growth over the years, with several key players shaping the market. Among them, Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M), and Tata Motors stand out as the top three companies driving innovation, market expansion, and consumer trust. Let's explore their contributions and market positioning.

Maruti Suzuki: The Market Leader

Maruti Suzuki has long been synonymous with affordability, reliability, and widespread accessibility. As India's largest car manufacturer, it holds a dominant market share, consistently leading in passenger vehicle sales. The company has successfully catered to the needs of Indian consumers with models like the Swift, Baleno, and Wagon-R, offering fuel efficiency and affordability.

Key Strengths:

• Extensive dealership and service network across India.
• Strong brand loyalty and trust among consumers.
• Continuous innovation in fuel-efficient and hybrid technologies.

Despite recent challenges, including a 3.35% decline in retail sales in May 2025, Maruti Suzuki remains a formidable force in the industry.

Mahindra & Mahindra: The SUV Specialist

Mahindra & Mahindra has carved a niche in the SUV and utility vehicle segment, consistently delivering rugged and high-performance models. The brand is known for its Scorpio, XUV700, and Thar, which have gained immense popularity among Indian consumers.

Key Strengths:

• Leadership in the SUV segment with a strong off-road vehicle portfolio.
• Expanding presence in the electric vehicle (EV) market.
• Robust growth, with a 21% year-on-year increase in sales in May 2025.

Mahindra's strategic focus on SUVs and electric mobility has positioned it as a strong competitor, surpassing Hyundai and Tata Motors to secure the second spot in the Indian automobile market.

Tata Motors: The Pioneer in EVs

Tata Motors has been a trailblazer in India's electric vehicle revolution, leading the charge with models like the Nexon EV and Tiago EV. The company has also maintained a strong presence in the commercial vehicle sector, contributing significantly to India's transportation infrastructure.

Key Strengths:

• Leadership in the EV market with a growing portfolio.
• Strong presence in both passenger and commercial vehicle segments.
• Commitment to sustainability and innovation.

However, Tata Motors faced a 7% decline in retail sales in May 2025, reflecting market fluctuations and evolving consumer preferences.

Conclusion

Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Tata Motors continue to shape India's automobile landscape, each excelling in different segments. While Maruti Suzuki dominates the passenger vehicle market, Mahindra leads in SUVs, and Tata Motors drives the EV revolution. Their strategic innovations and market adaptability ensure they remain at the forefront of India's automotive industry.

As the industry evolves, these companies will play a crucial role in defining the future of mobility in India. Whether through fuel-efficient cars, rugged SUVs, or sustainable EVs, they continue to drive India's automotive aspirations forward.

Final Thoughts

Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Tata Motors are not just car manufacturers—they are trendsetters in India’s automobile industry. While Maruti dominates the passenger car market, Mahindra rules the SUV space, and Tata is pioneering EVs.

As a finance student, I see these companies as more than just brands; they are investment opportunities, market movers, and innovation leaders. Whether you’re looking at stock performance or just deciding which car to buy, these three companies will continue to shape India’s automotive future.

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