Tata Motors

Tata Motors registered total sales of 73,178 units in August 2025
01 Sep 2025
Total CV Sales of 29,863 units, 10% YoY Total PV Sales of 43,315 units, -3% YoY Tata Motors Limited sales in the domestic & international market for August 2025 stood at 73,178 units, compared to 71,693 units during August 2024.

Tata Motors launches the all-new Winger Plus, setting new benchmarks in premium passenger mobility
01 Sep 2025
With best-in-class features, the Winger Plus is ideal for staff transportation and travel & tourism Tata Motors, India’s largest commercial vehicle manufacturer, launched the all-new 9-seater Tata W

Tata Motors and DIMO Expand Mobility Leadership in Sri Lanka, Launch 10 New Trucks & Buses
25 Aug 2025
Celebrate 65 Years of Trusted Partnership Driving Market Growth and Customer Excellence Mr.

Tata Motors Re-Enters South Africa Market with Bold, Future-Ready Range of Passenger Vehicles
22 Aug 2025
Partners Motus for robust sales & service of cars & SUVs – purpose-built for South African roads and lifestyles Mr.

Tata Motors Enters the Dominican Republic with Versatile Range of Commercial Vehicles
13 Aug 2025
Partners with Equimax for Distribution, Sales, Service and Support Introduces solutions catering to varied segments – Super Ace, Xenon, Ultra range of trucks and LPT 613 Enhances customer value throug

Tata Motors brings Kerala together this Onam with exciting Products and Great Benefits
12 Aug 2025
Launches ‘Kerala Comes Together With Tata Motors’ Campaign featuring the iconic Malayalam track “Nada Nada” by Avial Key Highlights: Benefits up to ₹2,00,000 on Passenger and E
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By Kiron Kasbekar | 08 Mar 2024
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