Tata Motors’ stock fell 2% after the company reported an 8.2% year-on-year (YoY) decline in total sales for February 2025, with 79,344 vehicles sold compared to 86,406 units in February 2024. As of 10:06 AM, the shares were trading 1.93% lower at Rs 608.65.
The drop was driven by weak domestic and international demand, especially in the commercial vehicle (CV) and passenger vehicle (PV) segments.
Tata Motors February 2025 Sales Breakdown
Total Sales: 79,344 units (-8.2% YoY)
Domestic Sales: 77,232 units (-9% YoY)
Commercial Vehicle (CV) Sales
- Total CV Domestic Sales: 30,797 units (-8% YoY)
- HCV Trucks: 9,892 units (-2%)
- ILMCV Trucks: 5,652 units (+11%)
- Passenger Carriers: 4,355 units (-7%)
- SCV Cargo & Pickup: 10,898 units (-20%)
The ILMCV segment showed 11% growth, but SCV cargo and pickup sales declined 20%.
Medium & Heavy Commercial Vehicles (MH&ICV)
- Domestic Sales: 15,940 units vs. 16,227 units (Feb 2024)
- Total Sales (Domestic + International): 16,693 units vs. 16,663 units
Passenger Vehicle (PV) Sales
- Total PV Domestic Sales (including EVs): 46,435 units (-9%)
- PV Exports: 376 units (+596%)
- Total PV Sales (Domestic + International): 46,811 units (-9%)
- EV Sales: 5,343 units (-23%)
Tata Motors’ shares opened at ₹620.65, reaching a high of ₹625.50 and a low of ₹608.10. The stock hit a 52-week high of ₹1,179.00, while the 52-week low stands at ₹608.10.
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