Stocks in the Indian automobile sector experienced significant declines during early trading hours. The S&P BSE AUTO Index stood at 59,178.35, down 2.74% as of approximately 9:56 AM IST on BSE. This followed broader market weakness, with the S&P BSE SENSEX at 78,594.04 (down 2.05%) and Nifty 50 at 24,325.90 (down 2.17%) around 9:59 AM IST on NSE.

The downturn in auto stocks aligned with overall market pressure, as most listed auto companies recorded losses ranging from 1.7% to over 5%. Key exceptions included OLA Electric Mobility Ltd., which gained 6.56% on BSE and 4.61% on NSE.

Here are the price updates for major auto sector stocks as of early March 4, 2026:

  • Ashok Leyland: BSE ₹202.95 (-2.96%), NSE ₹202.59 (-3.07%)
  • Ather Energy Ltd.: BSE ₹680.50 (-3.38%), NSE ₹680.10 (-3.53%)
  • Bajaj Auto: BSE ₹9,609.50 (-1.72%), NSE ₹9,577.00 (-2.04%)
  • Eicher Motors: BSE ₹7,650.40 (-2.13%), NSE ₹7,634.00 (-2.45%)
  • Escorts Kubota: BSE ₹3,296.00 (-2.96%), NSE ₹3,282.90 (-3.37%)
  • Force Motors: BSE ₹22,100.00 (-5.37%), NSE ₹22,080.00 (-5.56%)
  • Hero MotoCorp: BSE ₹5,475.10 (-2.06%), NSE ₹5,461.00 (-2.33%)
  • Hyundai Motor India Ltd.: BSE ₹2,092.05 (-2.63%), NSE ₹2,094.00 (-2.51%)
  • Landmark Cars: BSE ₹393.85 (-2.77%), NSE ₹392.60 (-3.24%)
  • M&M: BSE ₹3,245.90 (-2.66%), NSE ₹3,238.60 (-2.87%)
  • Maruti Suzuki: BSE ₹14,057.80 (-2.24%), NSE ₹14,038.00 (-2.43%)
  • Ola Electric Mobility Ltd.: BSE ₹25.65 (+6.56%), NSE ₹25.19 (+4.61%)
  • Olectra Greentech: BSE ₹919.70 (-2.51%), NSE ₹919.25 (-2.34%)
  • Sharda Motor: BSE ₹867.60 (-3.49%), NSE ₹867.25 (-3.24%)
  • SML Isuzu: BSE ₹4,400.70 (-3.32%), NSE ₹4,384.70 (-3.48%)
  • Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited: BSE ₹356.75 (-3.71%), NSE ₹355.65 (-4.03%)
  • TVS Motors: BSE ₹3,666.60 (-3.81%), NSE ₹3,654.20 (-4.17%)
  • VST Tillers: BSE ₹5,532.45 (-1.82%), NSE ₹5,538.50 (-1.79%)

Among the listed stocks, Force Motors saw one of the steepest drops at around 5.4-5.6%, while OLA Electric was the notable gainer. Other losers included ATLAS CYCLE (HAR) (down 6.7%, as per sector mentions).

The auto sector had shown positive momentum earlier, with the S&P BSE AUTO Index up 24.1% over the past year and 0.3% in the last 30 days prior to this session. Recent factors influencing the broader market included geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which contributed to rising crude oil prices and risk aversion in equities. Elevated oil prices can increase input costs and potentially affect consumer demand for vehicles due to higher fuel expenses.

Markets were closed on March 3, 2026, for Holi, and trading resumed on March 4 with continued volatility from prior sessions.

This data reflects intraday levels from early trading on March 4, 2026, and stock prices remain subject to change throughout the session. Investors should monitor ongoing developments for updated performance.

TOPICS: Auto sector