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This page shows the latest information about the Bse Auto of BSE.

The Bse Auto Index contains total of companies which are also called its Constituents.

56728.36 
 -230.68  (-.4%)
Today, 03:59 PM

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Today's Gainer / Loser

Company priceRs. Change%
Eicher Motors 6151.00 +2.68%
Maruti Suzuki 14714.00 +1.81%
Bosch 39510.00 +1.09%
Hyundai Motor India 2492.40 +0.81%
Sona BLW Precision 453.70 +0.57%
Company priceRs. Change%
TVS Motor 3272.30 -0.38%
UNO Minda 1276.80 -0.51%
Bajaj Auto 8691.50 -0.67%
Tata Motors 681.65 -0.75%
Exide Inds 396.80 -0.86%

Top Performer companies (Based on TTM Profit)

Company TTM ProfitCr.
Tata Motors 21297.00
Maruti Suzuki 14311.10
Mahindra & Mahindra 13212.85
Bajaj Auto 8508.86
Hero MotoCorp 4526.79
Eicher Motors 4155.84
Ashok Leyland 3454.66
SamvardhanaMotherson 3110.92
Bosch 2662.90
TVS Motor 2594.05

Top Return companies 1m 3m 6m 1Yr

Today's S&P BSE Auto Index Price

The S&P BSE Auto Index, representing the performance of automotive manufacturers and ancillary companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), is currently trading at Rs 53,696.27 as of 3:30 PM IST on July 16, 2025. The index opened today at Rs 53,496.06 and has witnessed an intraday high of Rs 53,749.17 and a low of Rs 52,961.55. It has shown a positive movement of approximately +0.37% today, recovering from earlier intraday declines.

For the most current, regularly updated BSE Auto share price, please refer to the live ticker section located above on this page. That section provides a real-time share price summary, including the top gainer loser stocks daily. Keep a close watch on BSE Auto today movements and analyse the S&P BSE Auto index price chart for detailed insights.

S&P BSE Auto Historical Returns

Here are the historical returns for the S&P BSE Auto Index as of July 15, 2025:

  • 1 Day: -0.66% (as of July 15, 2025 close)

  • 1 Week: -0.77%

  • 1 Month: +1.46%

  • 3 Months: +12.04%

  • 6 Months: -8.00%

  • 1 Year: -8.00%

  • 3 Years: +87.09%

  • 5 Years: +234.72%

The S&P BSE Auto historical returns indicate a strong performance over the longer term, especially the 3-year and 5-year periods, reflecting the growth potential of the Indian automobile sector. However, the short-term performance, particularly over the last six months to one year, shows a period of consolidation or correction. The modest positive returns over the past month suggest a recent rebound, with today's positive movement continuing this trend. The auto BSE sector's performance is often cyclical and sensitive to economic conditions and consumer spending.

S&P BSE Auto News and Updates

Several key factors are influencing the S&P BSE Auto Index and its constituent companies around July 16, 2025:

  • Mixed June Auto Sales Data: Recent reports on June 2025 auto sales have shown a mixed bag. While some segments, particularly SUVs and premium vehicles, continue to show resilience, overall passenger car sales reportedly dropped to an 18-month low in June. This divergence highlights varied consumer demand across different vehicle categories. A good monsoon could be a crucial factor for a revival in rural demand and small car sales.

     

  • Impact of Global Trade Tensions: The broader market, including the auto sector, has been sensitive to global trade rhetoric. Recent announcements of potential tariffs by the US on imports from various trading partners have created uncertainty, impacting market confidence and leading to some selling pressure in sectors like auto.

  • Focus on EVs and New Age Automotive: The government's continued push for electric mobility and the increasing consumer preference for Electric Vehicles (EVs) are key long-term drivers for BSE Auto stocks list companies investing heavily in EV technology and infrastructure. Companies with a strong EV roadmap are likely to see continued investor interest.

  • Q1 Earnings Season: As the Q1 FY26 earnings season progresses, investor attention is keenly focused on the financial results of major auto companies. Any surprises in sales volumes, profitability, or outlook can significantly impact the index. For example, some market movements on July 11 were attributed to declines in sectors including auto, partly due to broader market sentiment after IT sector earnings.

  • Macroeconomic Headwinds: Persistent inflation and interest rate concerns could potentially impact consumer financing and purchasing power, especially for entry-level vehicles. The BSE Auto sector's performance remains closely tied to the overall health of the Indian economy and consumer sentiment.

     

The S&P BSE Auto Index is a crucial indicator for the manufacturing and consumer discretionary segments of the Indian economy. Investors are closely monitoring sales data, policy developments, and global economic cues to assess the sector's future direction.

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