
Tata Motors outlines five major trends transforming India’s commercial vehicle sector, including electrification, connectivity, ADAS, SDVs, and customer-focused innovation, during Investor Day 2025.

Tata Motors reports strong FY25 results in its commercial vehicle business, focusing on reviving the SCV segment and preparing for a strategic demerger in FY26.

Tata’s CV drop, Mahindra’s rise, electric buses, and strong tractor sales highlight India’s shift to greener, smarter mobility.

Tata Motors launches factory-fitted AC across all truck models, boosts power to 320 HP, and adds new fuel-saving features to elevate driver comfort and fleet efficiency.

Discover the latest sales trends from Tata Motors Limited! May 2025 shows mixed results with gains in ILMCV trucks and drops in SCV and HCV segments.

India advances in EVs, agri-tech, and safety reforms, highlighting sustainable growth, rural empowerment, and digital transformation across key sectors.

Tata Motors enters Egypt with MTI, launching commercial vehicles and offering wide service support, warranty, and efficient transport solutions.

Tata Motors is shaping the future of commercial vehicles with software-defined technology, AI integration, and alternate fuel innovations for smarter, connected transport solutions.

Tata Motors to hold its 80th AGM on June 20, 2025, via video conference; the company confirms its demerger plan is on track for completion by late 2025.

Tata Motors received ₹527 crore from the government’s PLI scheme to support the production of electric vehicles in India. This helps the company grow and keep costs low in the EV market.

Tata Motors delivers 20 more Ace EVs to Magenta Mobility, supporting eco-friendly transport with smart features, strong performance, and zero-emission delivery.

The main charging hub in Vadodara features a powerful 400 kW MegaCharger that can charge up to six vehicles at once, giving a range of up to 150 km in just 15 minutes.

This collaboration is set to ease the shift towards electric mobility with specialized leasing plans made for commercial vehicle operators.

Tata Motors is aiming for July 1st as the official start date for the demerger process, with the split expected to take full effect by October 1st.

Tata Capital manages assets worth Rs 1.6 lakh crore. By merging with TMFL, it will grow its business in financing commercial vehicles and passenger vehicles.




