Tata Motors Ltd. reported total sales of 69,131 units for July 2025, registering a 4% year-on-year decline compared to 71,996 units sold in July 2024. While commercial vehicle (CV) sales provided some cushion, passenger vehicle (PV) numbers dragged overall performance.
Commercial Vehicle Segment Performance:
Tata Motors sold 28,956 CV units in July 2025, marking a 7% year-on-year growth from 27,042 units in the same month last year. This included:
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Heavy Commercial Vehicles (HCV): 6,735 units (+4%)
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Intermediate, Light & Medium CVs (ILMCVs): 5,068 units (+17%)
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Passenger carriers: 4,749 units (+7%)
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Small CVs and pickups: 9,880 units (-3%)
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CV international business: 2,524 units (+57%)
Passenger Vehicle Segment Highlights:
The PV segment, however, saw an 11% YoY decline, with total PV sales (domestic + international) at 40,175 units, compared to 44,954 units in July 2024. Domestic PV sales fell 12% to 39,521 units, down from 44,725 units.
The silver lining came from the electric vehicle (EV) category, which posted its highest-ever monthly sales with 7,124 units, growing 42% YoY.
Summary:
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Total domestic sales: 65,953 units (-6% YoY)
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Total CV sales: 28,956 units (+7% YoY)
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Total PV sales (incl. EV): 40,175 units (-11% YoY)
Despite the overall sales decline, Tata Motors’ growing presence in the EV market continues to reflect its strong push toward sustainable mobility.
