The company said falling battery costs, localisation and tighter emission norms for petrol and diesel vehicles are steadily improving the long-term economics of electric vehicles
Tata Motors said rising diesel prices linked to the Middle East crisis could threaten India's commercial vehicle recovery by sharply increasing operating costs for fleet operators
India passenger vehicle business records strong growth, while Jaguar Land Rover profitability remains under pressure from tariffs and weak China demand
Tata Motors CV may trade off profitability for volumes amid rising raw material costs. For now, the company has refrained from giving FY27 growth guidance
Stocks to watch today: Airtel, Tata Motors, Voltas, IRFC, DLF, Jio Financial Services, HAL, HUDCO, Oil India, among others, will remain in focus today.
Commercial vehicle maker reports higher volumes, stronger margins and record annual revenue despite headwinds from commodity prices and West Asia tensions
Consolidated revenue for Q4FY26 stood at ₹26,100 crore, up 19 per cent year-on-year, while EBITDA margin improved to 13.1 per cent from 11.6 per cent a year earlier
The Calcutta High Court on Thursday refused to entertain the WBIDC's prayer for an unconditional stay of an arbitration award in favour of Tata Motors over a dispute regarding land allotted for setting up a car manufacturing unit in Singur. The court imposed several terms and conditions on award-debtor West Bengal Industrial Development Corporation Ltd (WBIDC) for imposing a stay on the arbitration award passed on October 30, 2023. Passing the judgment, Justice Aniruddha Roy noted that the disputes between WBIDC and Tata Motors arose with regard to allotment of land for setting up a car manufacturing unit at Singur in West Bengal's Hooghly district, for which land was provided by applicant WBIDC. Following a prolonged anti-land acquisition agitation led by the then opposition leader Mamata Banerjee, Tata Motors left Singur to set up the Nano car plant in Gujarat's Sanand in October 2008. An arbitration tribunal on October 30, 2023, made an award in favour of Tata Motors for an ...
Despite prevailing global uncertainties, Indian automakers continued to post robust dispatch volumes in April 2026
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd on Friday reported a 31.12 per cent increase in total sales at 59,701 units in April 2026 as compared to 45,532 units in the same month last year. Passenger vehicle sales in the domestic market stood at 59,000 units last month as against 45,199 units in the year-ago period, a growth of 30.5 per cent, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd said in a regulatory filing. Sales on passenger vehicles in the international market were at 701 units as compared to 333 units in April 2025, a jump of 110.5 per cent, it added. Combined electric vehicle sales in the international and domestic market stood at 9,150 units as compared to 5,318 units in the same month last year, a growth of 72.1 per cent, the company said.
Tata Motors Ltd on Friday reported a 28 per cent growth in its total commercial vehicle sales at 34,833 units in April 2026 as compared to 27,221 units in the same month last year. Domestic sales were up 27.9 per cent at 32,965 units last month as compared to 25,764 units in April 2025, Tata Motors Ltd said in a regulatory filing. International business volumes were at 1,868 units as against 1,457 units in the year-ago month, a growth of 28.2 per cent, it added.
The Nifty Auto index has declined nearly 3% in the last two trading sessions amid a fresh spike in Brent oil prices owing to the US-Iran standoff.
Most brokerages expect healthy earnings growth across auto original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and ancillary players on both a year-on-year (Y-o-Y) and quarter-on-quarter (Q-o-Q) basis
Bank, realty, auto and financial services stocks surged up to 10 per cent after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) maintained status quo
Brokerage analysis suggests that auto pack delivered a strong performance in March 2026; however, they flagged demand risks going ahead
Tata Motors Ltd on Wednesday reported a 17 per cent growth in total commercial vehicle sales at 47,976 units in March as compared to 41,122 units in the same month last year. Total Commercial Vehicle (CV) sales in the domestic market stood at 45,825 units last month as against 38,884 units in March 2025, up 18 per cent, Tata Motors Ltd said in a regulatory filing. However, international business CV sales were lower by 4 per cent at 2,151 units as compared to 2,238 per cent in the year-ago month. For FY26, total sales were up 14 per cent at 4,28,329 units as compared to 3,76,903 units in FY25, the company said. "FY26 saw a subdued first half for the commercial vehicle industry, followed by a decisive recovery in H2 as demand conditions improved with the rollout of GST 2.0 and gained momentum through Q3 and Q4," Tata Motors Ltd MD & CEO Girish Wagh said. In March, the monthly double-digit YoY sales growth saw some moderation amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia and its impact on .
Surging crude prices and geopolitical tensions weigh on commercial vehicle demand outlook, even as strong freight activity supports near-term growth in volumes
The ongoing West Asia conflict also poses near-term risks to the CV demand cycle led by potential domestic disruptions, fear analysts.
Automaker to raise prices across ICE passenger vehicles by 0.5% from April 1, citing sustained rise in input costs; impact will vary across models and variants
Among Nifty Auto constituents, Samvardhana Motherson International, Bharat Forge, and Ashok Leyland slipped over 4 per cent each