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  • Force Motors November 2025 Sales Jump 59 Per Cent on Strong Domestic Demand

    Force Motors November 2025 sales

    Pune: Force Motors November 2025 sales registered a robust 59% year-on-year rise in domestic wholesales, reflecting strong market demand led by the company’s new-generation mobility platforms.

    The automaker also reported a 23% increase in domestic wholesales for the April–November 2025 period compared to the same timeframe last year.

    Domestic Growth Drives Force Motors November 2025 Sales Surge

    Force Motors Limited posted significant domestic momentum in November 2025.

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    The surge was fuelled by rapid scale-up of the Urbania and Trax platforms, both contributing a higher share of monthly volume.

    Trax, in particular, benefited from GST rationalisation in rural mobility categories, improving affordability and stimulating replacement demand across rural and semi-urban markets.

    The flagship Traveller platform continued its consistent performance and steady year-to-date growth. The Monobus maintained strong traction, supported by rising requirements from institutional and state transport sectors.

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    Force Motors November 2025 Sales Supported by Strong Year-to-Date Performance

    For the April–November 2025 period, Force Motors recorded a 23% year-to-date growth in domestic wholesales.

    The company attributed this rise to increasing adoption of its upgraded vehicle platforms and sustained demand across key customer segments including rural transportation, staff movement and goods mobility.

    Managing Director Prasan Firodia stated that the 59% domestic growth reflects strong customer confidence in the company’s range of durable and reliable vehicles.

    He added that overall volumes were moderated by expected fluctuations in export dispatches due to shipment cycles in overseas markets. Despite this, total wholesales for November 2025 still rose 53% year-on-year.

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    • Salil Urunkar

      Salil Urunkar is a senior journalist and the editorial mind behind Sahyadri Startups. With years of experience covering Pune’s entrepreneurial rise, he’s passionate about telling the real stories of founders, disruptors, and game-changers.

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