India’s automotive sector is expected to shift into higher gear in the second half of FY26, as a combination of policy support, rural revival and new launches align to lift demand across segments.
Brokerages see repo and CRR rate cuts, along with a likely GST rate reduction as key triggers, particularly for two-wheelers and small passenger vehicles (PVs).
Two-wheelers are expected to benefit the most from the demand upswing. Tax relief in the recent budget, improving rural sentiments and a pipeline of premium electric two-wheelers are expected to accelerate sales, B&K Securities said.
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