
Europe drove the gains with 25% growth to ₹3,003 crore, nearly 40% of total exports. The U.S. remained the top single-country destination at 16% of the quarter's value.
India's tyre exports rose 16% year-on-year to ₹7,700 crore in the June quarter, the Automotive Tyre Manufacturers' Association (ATMA) said Friday, citing commerce ministry data. The first-quarter performance builds on a record ₹27,312 crore in exports for the full financial year just ended.
Europe drove the growth. Tyre shipments to the region jumped 25% to ₹3,003 crore, accounting for nearly 40% of India's total export value in the quarter. The U.S. remained the single-largest country destination, taking 16% of the total. Passenger car radial (PCR) tyres led product-wise gains, up 21% in value terms.
ATMA Chairman Arun Mammen said the numbers show "the growing acceptance of Indian-manufactured tyres across discerning global markets" and reflect the industry's investments in technology, capacity and product development. The association called for improved market access through trade agreements and supportive export policies to build on the momentum and strengthen India's position as a global tyre manufacturing hub.
Indian tyre makers export to more than 170 countries.
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