Tata Motors Registered 28,147 Commercial Vehicle Sales in May 2025

Key Highlights:

• HCV truck sales dropped 10% in May 2025 compared to last year.
• ILMCV trucks grew 11% with better sales this year.
• Passenger carrier sales stayed almost the same as last May.
• SCV cargo and pickups saw a sharp 20% decline in sales.
• Overall domestic CV sales fell by 9% year-on-year.

​Tata Motors reported total domestic sales of 67,429 units in May 2025 compared to 75,173 units in May 2024. This indicates a 10% decline in year-over-year sales. Tata Motors released its sales report for May 2025. Here are the key highlights:

HCV Trucks: In May 2025, HCV truck sales dropped 10% to 7,106 units compared to 7,924 units sold in May 2024.

ILMCV Trucks: In May 2025, ILMCV truck sales grew 11% to 4,954 units compared to 4,478 units in May 2024.

Passenger Carriers: Passenger carrier sales stayed steady, with 4,748 units sold in May 2025 compared to 4,737 units in May 2024.

SCV Cargo and Pickup: The SCV cargo and pickup segment saw a drop in sales from 11,337 units in May 2024 to 9,064 units in May 2025, indicating a sharp 20% decline in year-on-year sales.

CV Domestic: Domestic commercial vehicle sales declined to 25,872 units in May 2025, down from 28,476 units in May 2024, showing a 9% year-on-year decrease.

CV IB (International Business): CV exports increased significantly to 2,275 units in May 2025 compared to 1,215 units in May 2024, showing a strong 87% growth year-on-year.

Total CV: Overall commercial vehicle sales declined by 5%, from 29,691 units in May 2024 to 28,147 units in May 2025.

In May 2025, Tata Motors sold 12,406 MH&ICV trucks and buses within the country, slightly less than the 12,987 units sold in May 2024.

When including both domestic and international sales, the total MH&ICV trucks and buses sold in May 2025 were 13,614 units, a small increase from 13,532 units in May 2024.

Also Read: Tata Motors registered 27,221 Commercial Vehicle Sales in April 2025

CMV360 Says

Tata Motors’ May 2025 sales reflect a mixed market scenario. While the growth in ILMCV trucks and strong export numbers are positive signs, the decline in HCV and SCV segments shows challenges in some domestic markets. The steady passenger carrier sales suggest stable demand there. Overall, the slight drop in total commercial vehicle sales signals that Tata Motors needs to focus more on addressing the segments facing slowdowns to maintain growth momentum.