Two-Wheeler Industry Gears Up for Accelerated Growth in FY26
The domestic two-wheeler industry is anticipated to surpass pre-COVID levels with an 8-9% growth in FY26. Contributing factors include easing inflation, a favorable monsoon, strong demand for electric vehicles, and export growth. The industry shows resilience despite minor price increases due to new emission norms.
- Country:
- India
In an optimistic outlook for the domestic two-wheeler industry, new reports indicate a robust growth trajectory surpassing pre-COVID levels. A recent analysis by CareEdge Ratings forecasts an 8-9% growth for FY26, underscored by easing inflation and the promise of a favorable monsoon.
CareEdge Ratings pointed out steady growth in volumes for the last three fiscal years, indicating an upward trajectory fuelled by a strong export recovery and rising domestic demand. Factors like stabilizing key markets and a notable rise in rural demand have bolstered the industry's performance.
The sector is poised for continued growth, driven by a surge in the adoption of electric vehicles and supportive fiscal measures, including a cumulative 100 bps rate cut by the RBI. Despite new OBD-II Phase-B emission norms, the market shows remarkable resilience and adaptability, suggesting a promising outlook.
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