Weekly EV Stock Performance (July 28 – Aug 1, 2025)

Company Segment Estimated Price Move (₹ & %) Key News / Sentiment
Tata Motors EV OEM ↓ modest to flat (sales down 11 % YoY; EV sales +42 %) Mixed: EV growth offset by overall sales drop
TVS Motor 2W OEM ↑ slightly (+1 %-ish) Benefiting from EV-3W growth, modest H1 outperformance
Exide Industries Batteries ↔ generally flat In the EV‐segment top CAGR ranking, steady investor interest
Force Motors Commercial EVs / components ↑ strongly (H1 +142 %) Outpaced peers H1; weekly likely positive momentum continues
Sona BLW Auto components ↑ up to 8 % Talks with BYD on EV component supply lifted shares
Ola Electric 2W OEM ↓ continued weakness (near record low ~₹39.8) Very weak sentiment; ~75 % off peaks

Benchmark Comparison

  • Nifty Auto Index: The auto sector saw muted movement; Mahindra & Mahindra dropped ~1.3 % on Aug 1 and underperformed peers.

  • Nifty 50 Index: Flat to modestly down over the week, dragging broader sentiment.

EV-related stocks moderately outperformed the broader auto index, with some names like Force Motors & Sona BLW posting solid gains despite subdued macro markets.

Top 3 Gainers & Losers in EV Space

Gainers:

  1. Force Motors – exceptional H1 rally likely sustained weekly gains.

  2. Sona BLW – rose up to ~8.5 % after EV supply talks with BYD.

  3. TVS Motor – benefited from the electric 3‑wheeler momentum.

Losers:

  1. Ola Electric – again at fresh lows, nearly 75 % below August 2024 highs.

  2. Tata Motors – weighed down by an overall sales drop, offsetting EV gains.

  3. Exide Industries – modest performance, lacking a strong catalyst.

Notable News Highlights

  • HSBC initiated coverage of Ather Energy on July 31 with a Buy rating and ₹450 target, citing strong execution and tech credentials despite overall low EV penetration.

  • Tata Motors’ EV sales surged 42 % in July, though total passenger vehicle sales fell 11 % YoY, reflecting mixed fundamentals.

  • Electric 3‑wheeler sales hit record highs in July, grabbing 62 % of the segment; EV momentum is strongest in 3‑Ws.