Tata Motors reported a robust performance in October, driven by healthy demand across its passenger and commercial vehicle segments. The company posted total domestic sales of 84,057 units, marking a 7% year-on-year increase from 78,842 units in October last year.
In the passenger vehicle (PV) segment, Tata Motors recorded 51,064 units, an 8% YoY growth compared to 47,976 units a year ago. The strong showing was supported by steady demand across its ICE and EV portfolios, with the EV lineup continuing to strengthen in urban markets.
The company sold 4,004 electric vehicles in October, slightly lower than the 4,361 units in the same month last year, as the segment adjusts to evolving incentive structures and increased competitive activity. However, Tata Motors maintained its leadership position in the domestic EV market.
Meanwhile, commercial vehicle (CV) sales stood at 32,993 units, up 5% YoY from 31,138 units in October last year. The growth was led by medium and heavy commercial vehicles and a gradual uptick in infrastructure-linked demand across key markets.
Tata Motors continues to benefit from resilient demand trends, new product launches across both ICE and EV categories, and expanding penetration into Tier-II and Tier-III markets. With the festive season underway, industry analysts expect momentum to remain positive in the coming weeks.
The automaker also reiterated its commitment to its long-term EV strategy, backed by ongoing investments in product development, charging network expansion, and the launch of new EV models in the coming year.
