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India’s Battery Electric Passenger Car Market to Reach Around 1.8 Lakh-1.9 Lakh Units in 2026: Experts

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India’s Battery Electric Passenger Car Market to Reach Around 1.8 Lakh-1.9 Lakh Units in 2026: Experts

India’s battery electric passenger car market stood at around 1.78 lakh units in 2025, compared with approximately 99K units in 2024.

“India’s battery and energy storage sector is entering a phase of rapid expansion, with electric mobility, grid-scale storage, domestic manufacturing and automation expected to drive the next leg of growth.”  industry leaders said at a roundtable in Pune ahead of The Battery Show India 2026.

The roundtable brought together industry stakeholders, analysts and manufacturing companies to discuss the evolving electric vehicle (EV), battery manufacturing and battery energy storage systems (BESS) ecosystem. Organised by Informa Markets in India, the fourth edition of The Battery Show India is scheduled to be held from October 22 to 24 at India Expo Mart, Greater Noida, alongside the Renewable Energy India Expo and Energy Storage Summit India.

The roundtable featured senior voices from across the battery, EV, automation and manufacturing ecosystem, with speakers including Mr. Prashant Kharade, Chief Operating Officer, Ador Digatron; Mr. Hiren Shah, Managing Director & CEO, Replus Engitech; Mr. Prajyot Sathe, Research Director – Mobility – Electric Vehicles, Frost & Sullivan; Mr. Suyog Keluskar, Senior Director, IGS, 1Lattice; Mr. Manoj Patil, Chairman & Managing Director, Patil Automation Ltd.; and Mr. Rajneesh Khattar, Senior Group Director, Informa Markets in India.

Discussions at the roundtable underscored India’s rapid evolution from EV adoption to deep-tier domestic value chain manufacturing, grid-scale stabilization, and automation.

India’s electric transition is rapidly moving past two-and three-wheelers into high-volume commercial and passenger applications. Analysts highlighted that fleet economics and national policy are fundamentally reshaping demand.


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