Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles Sales Grow 10% to 37,530 Units in October 2025

Tata Motors Limited posted strong commercial vehicle (CV) sales in October 2025, recording total volumes of 37,530 units — a 10% increase from 34,259 units in the same month last year. The growth comes amid robust festive season demand and expanding infrastructure activity, both of which have boosted fleet replacement and freight movement across India.

Domestic Market Fuels Core Growth

Domestic sales stood at 35,108 units, reflecting a 7% rise over 32,708 units sold in October 2024. The gains were broad-based across all vehicle segments, underscoring Tata Motors’ balanced portfolio and diverse customer base.

Heavy Commercial Vehicles (HCVs) reported 10,737 units in sales, up 7% from 10,024 units last year. The segment’s performance points to continued investment in freight and long-haul logistics, often seen as a barometer of industrial activity.

Intermediate and Light Medium Commercial Vehicles (ILMCVs) saw a 6% rise, with 6,169 units sold compared to 5,836 units in the previous year. This segment plays a crucial role in supporting regional transport and mid-distance cargo operations.

Passenger Carriers emerged as the fastest-growing segment, jumping 12% year-on-year from 2,835 to 3,184 units. The surge reflects rising demand for public mobility and tourism transport, particularly across tier-2 and tier-3 cities.

Small Commercial Vehicles (SCVs) — which serve last-mile logistics, urban deliveries, and small businesses — remained the top volume contributor with 15,018 units, up 7% from 14,013 units. The continued momentum in SCVs mirrors the strong e-commerce and intra-city logistics ecosystem.

Exports Deliver Impressive 56% Growth

Tata Motors’ international business delivered its strongest performance in recent months, soaring 56% year-on-year to 2,422 units from 1,551 units in October 2024. The export surge reflects successful expansion in key markets including Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and SAARC countries — aligning with the company’s focus on geographical diversification.

Medium & Heavy Commercial Vehicles Lead the Recovery

The combined Medium and Heavy Commercial Vehicle (MH&ICV) segment continued its upward trend, with domestic sales of 16,624 units compared to 15,574 units a year earlier. Including exports, total MH&ICV volumes reached 17,827 units, up from 16,274 units last October. The segment’s sustained performance signals growing infrastructure activity and industrial recovery.

Outlook: Balanced Growth and Global Momentum

Tata Motors’ October performance highlights a well-rounded recovery across domestic and international operations. The combination of festive demand, steady infrastructure investments, and the company’s strengthening export presence positions it for continued growth through the remainder of FY2025–26.

With over eight decades of commercial vehicle leadership and its “Better Always” brand philosophy, Tata Motors continues to evolve with advanced powertrains, connected fleet technologies, and sustainable mobility solutions. As it transitions into a focused commercial vehicle entity under the USD 180 billion Tata Group, the company remains well poised to drive India’s next phase of commercial mobility transformation.