Tata Motors Reports Strong November Commercial Vehicle Growth

Tata Motors Limited reported a robust set of numbers for November 2025, strengthening its position as one of India’s largest commercial vehicle manufacturers. The company announced total commercial vehicle sales of 35,539 units across domestic and international markets, reflecting a substantial 29% year-on-year rise compared to the 27,636 units sold in November 2024. The latest performance showcases sustained demand across categories and highlights Tata Motors’ continued momentum in both domestic and export operations.

A major contributor to the growth was the Medium, Heavy, and Intermediate Commercial Vehicle (MH&ICV) segment, which saw sharp gains. Domestic MH&ICV sales reached 16,118 units in November 2025, rising 29% from 12,481 units in the same period last year. When combined with international volumes, the MH&ICV category delivered 17,607 units, marking an impressive 33% increase over 13,230 units recorded in November 2024. The uptick reflects rising freight movement, improving economic activity, and stronger replacement demand across fleet operators.

The company’s overall performance for the month highlights its strengthened portfolio strategy and continued customer acceptance across truck and bus segments. Growth in MH&ICVs signals the revival of long-haul and heavy-duty transportation across core sectors such as infrastructure development, construction, mining, agriculture, logistics, and e-commerce. Meanwhile, demand from international markets indicates a widening global presence and better traction for Tata Motors’ latest generation of commercial mobility solutions.

Beyond monthly sales, Tata Motors continues to retain its leadership role in India’s commercial vehicle industry on the back of its long legacy, strong brand equity, and diverse product lineup. Part of the USD 180 billion Tata Group, the company is recognised globally for its range of pick-ups, trucks, buses, and utility vehicles. With over eight decades of experience in commercial mobility, it has built a reputation for delivering advanced powertrains, connected technologies, and intelligent fleet solutions that serve both last-mile and long-distance applications. Its offerings are widely used in public transport systems, logistics operations, and industrial supply chains, supporting daily economic movement across the country.

The company also recently underwent a significant organisational change. Following the Composite Scheme of Arrangement approved by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai Bench, TML Commercial Vehicles Limited was renamed Tata Motors Limited effective 29 October 2025. The transition included the listing of its equity shares on both the BSE and NSE, marking a new chapter in the company’s corporate evolution.

With its strong November 2025 performance and continued emphasis on innovation, sustainability, and customer-focused mobility solutions, Tata Motors remains firmly positioned to drive growth across India’s commercial vehicle landscape and expand its footprint in global markets.