TI Clean Mobility Targets $1 Billion Turnover by FY30, Expands EV Line-up


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Updated On: 23-Jun-2025 12:39 PM


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Murugappa Group’s TI Clean Mobility aims for a USD 1 billion turnover by FY30, plans new electric vehicle launches across HCVs, SCVs, tractors, and three-wheelers, and expands manufacturing capacity and market reach.

Key Highlights:

TI Clean Mobility, under the Murugappa Group, plans to achieve a turnover of USD 1 billion (approximately ₹8,400 crore) within the next 4 to 5 years. The company plans to fast-track electric vehicle (EV) development and launch multiple new products across categories.

Entry into the Electric Cargo Three-Wheeler Segment

The company officially entered the electric cargo three-wheeler market with the launch of the Montra Electric SUPER CARGO. Priced from ₹4.37 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi, post-subsidy), the vehicle is designed for last-mile delivery and offers a real-world range of 170 km. It is powered by a 13.8 kWh lithium-ion battery and supports rapid charging with a 15-minute full-charge option.

Product Expansion Plans

Managing Director Jalaj Gupta shared that TI Clean Mobility (TICMPL) will expand across all key vehicle segments:

Turnover Breakdown Target

To reach the USD 1 billion mark by FY29 or FY30, the company expects:

In FY25, TICMPL posted a consolidated turnover of ₹650 crore.

Investment and Manufacturing Capacity

The company has completed a ₹3,000 crore fundraise, which is being invested in product development and manufacturing. TICMPL has established four manufacturing plants: three located around Chennai and one in Manesar, Haryana. Key manufacturing capacities include:

Dealer Network and Reach

TICMPL is currently active in 101 locations across India. The company has set a target to grow its footprint to 150 markets by FY26. The company has sold over 10,000 three-wheelers so far.

Also Read: TI Clean Mobility Plans New Electric Vehicle Launches

CMV360 Says

TI Clean Mobility’s plan to scale up across electric tractors, commercial vehicles, and last-mile delivery shows they’re thinking long-term. The ₹1 billion target is ambitious but not unrealistic, especially with the ₹3,000 crore investment and growing demand for clean transport. If they stay focused on product quality and network expansion, they’re well-positioned to become a major EV player in India.