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      Home » EV and Auto Stocks See Mixed Movement on September 9; Olectra Greentech Leads Gains

      EV and Auto Stocks See Mixed Movement on September 9; Olectra Greentech Leads Gains

      Rashmi VermaBy Rashmi VermaSeptember 9, 2025 News 3 Mins Read
      EV and Auto Stocks See Mixed Movement on September 9; Olectra Greentech Leads Gains
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      On September 9, 2025, the Indian electric vehicle (EV) and automotive sector varied in performance as investors reacted to market dynamics and industry news. Olectra Greentech emerged as a leading performer, seeing an increase of 3.98% to close at ₹1,567.90 per share. This strong gain reflects ongoing confidence in the electric bus and mobility solutions market.

      Other companies also enjoyed small positive returns: HEG to ₹499.10 (+1.63%) and HBL Engineering moved to ₹848.70 (+1.37%). Even JBM Auto and Bosch posted small gains of 0.64% and 0.34%, settling at ₹626.75 and ₹41,495.00. These improvements show investors are still optimistic about the companies involved in the manufacture and production of automotive components.

      However, it was not all positive for stocks associated with electric vehicles (EVs) and the automotive sector; UNO Minda fell by 1.99%, to ₹1,283.90; Sona Comstar was down 1.95% to ₹445.50; Bharat Forge declined 1.76%, closing stock price of ₹1,181.70. Other significant declines were Amara Raja Energy & Mobility (down 1.36%), and Minda Corporation down 1.03%. This demonstrates some caution/investor sentiment towards specific issues in the sector.

      In terms of electric vehicle companies, OLA Electric Mobility Ltd. registered a small loss of 0.52%, closing at ₹59.83, while Tata Motors fell by 0.55% to ₹715.55. Exide Industries and Greaves Cotton were slightly down by 0.15% and 0.95 %, respectively.

      To sum it up, the mixed performance reflects the volatility in the electric vehicle and automotive sector, as investors weighed growth opportunities in the fast-moving EV sector with the risks related to the global macro picture. Analysts believe the behavior of stocks today may be indicative of what is to come, provided government incentives are still in place, technology is improving, and fleet growth strategies will sustain a steady level of activity during the downturn.

      As the industry moves forward, it seems likely that market participants will want to consider both EV-related developments and historical automotive trends to measure future growth opportunities.

      TABLE

      Company Name Closing Price on September 9 Change %
      AMARA RAJA ENERGY & MOBILITY 1,022.45 -1.36%
      BHARAT ELECTRONICS 371.95 0.02%
      BHARAT FORGE 1,181.70 -1.76%
      BOSCH 41,495.00 0.34%
      EXICOM TELE-SYSTEMS LTD. 144.62 -0.27%
      EXIDE INDUSTRIES 426.75 -0.15%
      GREAVES COTTON 216.09 -0.95%
      HBL ENGINEERING 848.7 1.37%
      HEG 499.1 1.63%
      HERO MOTOCORP 5,423.50 -0.36%
      JBM AUTO 626.75 0.64%
      MINDA CORPORATION 515.25 -1.03%
      OLA ELECTRIC MOBILITY LTD. 59.83 -0.52%
      OLECTRA GREENTECH 1,567.90 3.98%
      SONA COMSTAR 445.5 -1.95%
      TATA MOTORS 715.55 -0.55%
      UNIPARTS INDIA 410.05 -0.76%
      UNO MINDA 1,283.90 -1.99%

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