The automaker also reported its highest-ever overall monthly vehicle sales of 1,31,109 units, registering a 9 per cent growth over October 2025, including exports.The company reported total utility vehicle sales of 74,904 units in October, including exports. Domestic commercial vehicle sales stood at 33,037 units, up 4 per cent year-on-year.Mahindra attributed the performance to festive-season demand and its refreshed vehicle portfolio.

The company also highlighted the initial response to its first CNG-powered model, the XUV 3XO ZNG.Exports and three-wheelers drive growthMahindra's exports registered a significant increase of 77 per cent year-on-year to 7,102 units in October, compared with 4,015 units in the same month last year. The company's three-wheeler business, including electric models, recorded domestic sales of 17,632 units, marking a 38 per cent growth over 12,762 units in October 2025.In the light commercial vehicle segment, sales of vehicles weighing between 2 tonnes and 3.5 tonnes increased 5 per cent to 28,654 units.

However, sales of LCVs below 2 tonnes declined 4 per cent to 4,383 units.Tractor sales decline 13 per cent Mahindra's Farm Equipment Business reported domestic tractor sales of 62,626 units in October 2026, down 13 per cent from 72,071 units in October 2025.Including exports, total tractor sales stood at 64,846 units, a decline of 12 per cent year-on-year. Exports, however, grew 40 per cent to 2,220 units.Mahindra attributed the decline in domestic tractor sales primarily to a shift in the festive calendar, with Diwali falling in November this year compared with October last year.Trucks and buses business grows 40 per centMahindra's Trucks and Buses business, comprising Mahindra Truck and Bus Division (MTBD) and SML Mahindra, recorded sales of 2,838 units in October, including exports.

This represented a 40 per cent year-on-year increase.Cargo vehicle sales in the segment grew 62 per cent to 2,036 units, while passenger vehicle sales increased 3 per cent to 802 units.Within the MTBD business, total sales rose 82 per cent to 1,773 units, driven by a 101 per cent increase in cargo vehicle sales. SML Mahindra, meanwhile, recorded sales of 1,065 units, up 1 per cent.Subscribe to Auto Today Magazine - Ends