Mahindra's July 2026 Sales Highlight SUV Growth and Model Performance Mahindra continued its strong performance in the Indian passenger vehicle market in July 2026, recording total dispatches of 60,048 units. This marked a 20% year-on-year increase compared to 49,871 units in July 2025. However, the company's sales dipped slightly on a month-on-month basis, declining by approximately 1% from 60,393 units sold in June 2026. The Scorpio model remained the top-selling vehicle, while the Thar, XUV 3X0, Bolero, and XUV 7X0 contributed significantly to overall volumes. In contrast, Mahindra's electric SUV lineup saw softer dispatches during the month. The Scorpio model dominated Mahindra's sales chart in July 2026, with 16,009 units dispatched. This represented a 16% year-on-year growth compared to 13,747 units in July 2025. Sequentially, Scorpio sales rose by 14% from 14,097 units in June 2026. The Thar, Mahindra's lifestyle SUV, recorded 10,558 units in July, a 7% increase over 9,845 units in July 2025. Month-on-month, Thar sales remained flat, declining by 1% from 10,669 units in June. The XUV 3X0 emerged as one of Mahindra's strongest performers in July, with 9,429 units dispatched. This marked a substantial 30% year-on-year growth compared to 7,238 units in July 2025. The Bolero, a long-standing model, also delivered strong results, with 9,336 units sold. This represented a 24% increase over 7,513 units in July 2025, while sequential sales improved by 2% from June's 9,115 units. The XUV 7X0, another key model, saw 8,233 units dispatched, up 17% from 7,054 units in July 2025. Mahindra's 9S model recorded 4,131 units in July, a 3% month-on-month increase from 4,018 units in June. The XEV 9e, however, saw a decline, with 1,793 units dispatched.#mahindra #scorpio #thar #xuv_3x0 #bolero
Iftar and Sehri Timings for Ramadan 24/25 in Pakistan The following are the timings for today’s Iftar (Ramadan 24) and tomorrow’s Sehri (Ramadan 25) for the federal and provincial capitals of Pakistan. These times are based on local prayer schedules and are provided for informational purposes: Iftar today is scheduled for 6:16pm, followed by Sehri tomorrow at 4:55am. Another set of timings lists Iftar today at 6:26pm and Sehri tomorrow at 4:45am. For other locations, Iftar today is at 6:42pm, with Sehri tomorrow at 5:23am. Additional timings include Iftar today at 6:54pm and Sehri tomorrow at 5:19am. Further entries show Iftar today at 6:10pm and Sehri tomorrow at 4:53am, followed by Iftar today at 6:20pm and Sehri tomorrow at 4:43am. Other locations have Iftar today at 6:21pm and Sehri tomorrow at 5:01am, while another entry lists Iftar today at 6:31pm and Sehri tomorrow at 4:51am. Additional timings include Iftar today at 6:41pm and Sehri tomorrow at 5:23am, followed by Iftar today at 6:59pm and Sehri tomorrow at 5:22am. These times are repeated across multiple entries, indicating variations in local observance or regional differences in prayer schedules. The article also highlights a Ramadan 2026 planner designed to help individuals manage their routines during the holy month, emphasizing balance and mindfulness. It mentions cultural events such as the gathering of Hindus and Muslims in Thar, showcasing the spirit of unity during Ramadan. Visuals of traditional practices from around the Muslim world are featured, offering a glimpse into diverse celebrations. Other sections of the article include unrelated news, such as updates on business expansions, scientific explorations, and international developments.#pakistan #ramadan_24_25 #thar #chery_master_pakistan #cardiogen
