Tyre Exports Hit Record High of ₹27,312 Crore in FY26

India’s tyre exports have hit a record of worth ₹27,312 crore in 2026. It registered a 9% year-on-year growth. The significant performance highlights the strength of the domestic tyre industry despite supply chain disruptions, rising freight expenses, and ongoing global trade uncertainties. Notably, the United States have remained the largest destination for Indian tyre shipments, which accounts for around 15% of total exports. However, its share declined after higher import tariffs were introduced in 2025. In its aftermath, Indian manufacturers successfully diversified their export portfolio by increasing their presence in European and other international markets. This strategic shift helped maintain growth momentum and boosted India’s position in the global automotive sector.

The sudden rise in tyre production has played a vital role in supporting export demand. Significantly, manufacturers have invested in capacity expansion, advanced technologies, and quality improvements to meet international standards. Additionally, a more efficient tyre supply chain has enabled companies to navigate logistical challenges, making sure deliveries on time across major markets.

Whereas changes in tyre prices and transportation costs remain concerns, the industry’s ability has reinforced its global competitiveness. Not only this, but growth in tyre exports also complements the expanded rise in automotive exports, displaying India’s expanding manufacturing capabilities and increasing global influence.

According to tyre industry experts, the export growth to remain positive as demand from Europe, Asia, and emerging markets continues to rise. India’s tyre sector is ready for sustained international success with strong production capacity and a resilient supply chain network.