Tata Motors reported a mixed performance for the January to March 2025 quarter, with domestic passenger vehicle sales witnessing a noticeable decline despite new product launches. According to data submitted to SIAM, the company sold 1,48,138 vehicles in the domestic market in Q4 FY25, down from 1,66,272 units in the same period last year—a drop of 10.88%.
The sharpest decline was observed in the compact and UV2 segments, with compact car sales (Tiago, Tigor, Altroz, etc.) falling to 31,503 units from 40,566 units year-on-year. The UV2 segment, which includes Harrier and Safari, saw domestic sales drop to 8,655 units, compared to 14,846 in the previous year.
On a positive note, the newly launched CURVV (UV1) debuted strongly with 10,355 units sold in its first quarter. The Punch and Nexon models also remained resilient, accounting for a combined 95,614 units sold.
The commercial vehicle segment saw mixed trends. Sales of LCVs like the Ace and Intra held relatively steady, while larger truck and bus segments showed some volatility, with tippers and M3 buses moving in both directions.
Exports during the quarter came in at 4,174 units, slightly down from 4,748 units in Q4 FY24.
Tata Motors emphasized that these figures are provisional and subject to audit.
