Tata Motors Restructures Business; Commercial Vehicle Unit to Take On Tata Motors Limited Name
Tata Motors is undergoing a major restructuring to streamline its operations across key automotive segments. As part of this strategic transformation, the company announced that its commercial vehicle subsidiary, TML Commercial Vehicles Limited (TMLCV), will be renamed Tata Motors Limited. This move follows a comprehensive scheme of arrangement aimed at simplifying the company’s corporate framework while enabling sharper business focus in both passenger and commercial vehicle segments.
According to the company’s filing with stock exchanges, the existing listed entity, Tata Motors Limited, will be renamed Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited. This restructured company will handle all passenger vehicle operations, including its expanding electric vehicle (EV) lineup and investments in Jaguar Land Rover (JLR). The change underscores Tata Motors’ commitment to reinforcing its leadership in both electric mobility and passenger car innovation.
Meanwhile, TML Commercial Vehicles Limited, which now houses the group’s commercial vehicle operations, will adopt the Tata Motors Limited name once the transition is complete. The renaming ensures continuity of Tata’s deep-rooted legacy in India’s commercial vehicle space, a segment the company has dominated for decades with its wide range of trucks, buses, and logistics solutions.
The company further confirmed that the record date for identifying eligible shareholders for share issuance under the approved scheme has been set for October 14, 2025. Following this, shareholders of Tata Motors Limited will receive shares in TMLCV, aligning ownership structures with the new business entities. A stock exchange listing for the restructured unit is expected after the completion of all regulatory formalities.
The restructuring initiative aims to create two independent, focused businesses — one for passenger vehicles (PV) and another for commercial vehicles (CV). Each unit will have distinct management teams, strategic priorities, and capital allocation frameworks, allowing for greater agility and operational efficiency. Tata Motors believes this separation will help both businesses attract focused investments and respond more effectively to market opportunities in their respective sectors.
Industry experts see this as a significant step in Tata Motors’ long-term growth strategy. The move is expected to provide better clarity for investors while empowering each vertical to pursue tailored innovation and expansion plans. The commercial vehicle division, now becoming the new Tata Motors Limited, is poised to continue leading India’s transport and logistics transformation, while the passenger vehicle arm will strengthen its EV and premium car portfolio through sustained R&D and collaboration with JLR.
With this corporate realignment, Tata Motors is not only simplifying its structure but also preparing for the next phase of growth in an evolving mobility landscape. The company’s legacy of trust and innovation will continue under two distinct, purpose-driven entities — each carrying forward the Tata name with renewed focus and strategic independence.