Overview

• JITO said the cars, priced between Rs 60 lakh and Rs 1.3 crore, were delivered across India between January and June 2025.
• Most buyers were reported to be Gujarat-based Jains, with Ahmedabad featuring prominently.
• Leaders of the initiative said members saved roughly Rs 8 lakh to Rs 17 lakh per vehicle on average.
• The organisation said it only acted as a facilitator and did not profit, while some outlets reported variant totals of 190 cars and Rs 21.5 crore in savings.
• JITO announced a new Utsav program to pursue similar bulk discounts for jewellery, consumer durables and electronics.