Automobile & EV Franchise in India (2026): 22 Verified Brands by Investment & Terms

Used-car dealer franchise ('Select' stores); est. ₹30–80 L*, no terms published; locator lists 42 stores vs 122 Select stores in the FY26 report.

EV charging franchise from ₹25 L* (fast) or ₹1 Cr* (super); says payback 2–4 years; franchisor reported a ₹43.4 Cr loss in FY26.

Tyre and car-service franchise for garages and new investors, est. ₹8–90 L*; 55 outlets on its India locator (Sep 2026), 7,244 worldwide.

City-partner (YBP) model to run a Yulu shared-EV fleet; Yulu quotes ₹0.8 Cr for 150 bikes up to ₹10.5 Cr for 2,000. Loss-making, funded.

3M Car Care Studio franchise: Rs 30 L (1,000 sq ft) or Rs 40 L (1,500 sq ft); 'up to 25%' return is a brand claim; fee and royalty unpublished.

EV-charging 'you own, we operate' franchise: tiers from ₹9.99 L + GST; revenue share unpublished; FY25 loss ₹35 Cr on ₹13.8 Cr revenue; two layoff rounds.

Workshop-partner network, not a published franchise: independent workshops can join; Bosch lists requirements but no investment or fee.

Two- and three-wheeler tyre brand of listed TVS Srichakra. Takes dealers; 21 exclusive stores (Sep 2026). Dealer investment and margins not published.

Car-service app brand (Service Easy Technology, Servizzy/Lifelong-owned); franchise terms not published and status unconfirmed; FY25 loss Rs 96 Cr.

SERVO stockist (distributor) of IndianOil lubricants, appointed only via area notices; 2023 notices: ₹121 L working capital as printed. None open now.

Battery-swap network (Magna and Yulu venture) inviting hosts to run a Yuma swap station from about 200 sq ft; no investment, fee or revenue share published.