Force Motors Reports 8.06% Growth in February
Total sales rise to 3,890 units in February, led by domestic growth.
Force Motors Limited reported total (domestic + export) sales of 3,890 units in February 2026, marking an 8.06% increase over 3,600 units sold in February 2025.
The growth was driven by improved domestic performance across its portfolio of small commercial vehicles (SCV), light commercial vehicles (LCV), utility vehicles (UV) and sports utility vehicles (SUV).Domestic sales stood at 3,825 units in February 2026, compared with 3,521 units in the corresponding month last year, reflecting an 8.63% year-on-year increase. The rise indicates steady demand in the company’s core segments, particularly in the commercial and utility vehicle space.
Force Motors has a strong presence in the SCV and LCV categories, catering to both passenger and goods transport requirements. Its UV and SUV offerings continue to contribute to overall domestic volumes.
Export sales for the month declined to 65 units, compared with 79 units in February 2025, representing a 17.72% decrease. The drop in export volumes moderated the overall growth rate, even as domestic demand remained firm.
On a combined basis, domestic and export sales rose by 290 units year-on-year in February 2026. The data reflects continued domestic market traction, partially offset by softer export shipments during the month.
Force Motors, headquartered in Pune, operates across multiple vehicle segments and supplies vehicles for both commercial and passenger applications in India and select international markets.
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02 Mar 2026
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