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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.
Force Motors has joined hands with UAE’s W Motors to explore making a new vehicle in the UAE, aiming to bring new ideas and grow India-UAE auto ties.
PPS Motors launches its first 24/7 BharatBenz workshop in Lucknow with a 60,000 sq ft facility, offering reliable service for up to 7,500 vehicles annually.
Tata Motors delivers 20 more Ace EVs to Magenta Mobility, supporting eco-friendly transport with smart features, strong performance, and zero-emission delivery.
Euler Motors raised ₹638 crore in Series D round, with Hero MotoCorp joining to boost EV expansion and product innovation.
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.
Hero MotoCorp completes 34.1% stake acquisition in Euler Motors with Rs 510 crore investment, entering the electric commercial vehicle market.
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.
The Kolkata facility is fully digitalized, featuring paperless operations and specialized stations for dismantling components like tyres, batteries, fuel, and oils.
Discover the latest sales insights from Tata Motors Limited! April 2025 sales: CV Domestic sales were 25,764 units.
TPREL continues to expand its influence within the commercial and industrial sectors, facilitating energy transitions across diverse industries including steel, automotive, hospitality, and retail.
Isuzu supplies vehicles to both left-hand and right-hand drive markets across Asia and the Middle East. Some of the key countries where Isuzu exports its vehicles include Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, and Jordan.
