Tata Motors , one of India's leading automotive manufacturers, has released its sales figures for July, revealing a mixed performance across its various segments. The company reported total sales of 69,131 units, marking a 4% decline compared to the 71,996 units sold in July of the previous year. Despite the overall dip, the figures surpassed analyst expectations of 68,100 units for the month.

Segment-wise Performance

Commercial Vehicles

Tata Motors' commercial vehicle (CV) segment showed resilience, posting a 7% year-on-year growth:

The Medium & Heavy Commercial Vehicles (M&HCV) segment, including trucks and buses, saw domestic sales of 12,387 units, up from 11,174 units in the previous July. Total M&HCV sales, including international business, reached 13,669 units compared to 11,886 units in the previous year.

Passenger Vehicles

The passenger vehicle (PV) segment faced challenges, with an overall decline of 11% year-on-year:

Electric Vehicle Milestone

Despite the overall decline in the passenger vehicle segment, Tata Motors achieved a significant milestone in its electric vehicle (EV) sales. The company recorded its highest-ever monthly EV sales, with 7,124 units sold in July, representing a robust 42% growth compared to the same period last year. This achievement underscores Tata Motors' commitment to its zero-emission journey and the growing demand for electric vehicles in the market.

Domestic Market Performance

In the domestic market, Tata Motors' total sales stood at 65,953 units, down 6% from 70,161 units in the previous July. This decline was primarily driven by the passenger vehicle segment, which saw a 12% decrease in domestic sales.

International Business

Tata Motors' international business showed strong growth, particularly in the commercial vehicle segment, which saw a 57% increase year-on-year. The passenger vehicle international business also experienced significant growth, with sales jumping from 229 units in the previous July to 654 units this July, marking a 186% increase.

While Tata Motors faces challenges in its overall sales performance, the company's strong showing in the commercial vehicle segment and the record-breaking performance in EV sales demonstrate its resilience and adaptability in a dynamic automotive market. The company's focus on electric vehicles appears to be paying off, positioning it well for the ongoing transition to sustainable mobility solutions.

Tata Motors , one of India's leading automobile manufacturers, has reported its sales figures for July 2025, showing a slight decline in overall sales but surpassing analyst expectations.

Overall Sales Performance

Tata Motors registered total sales of 69,131 units in July 2025, representing a 4% decrease from 71,996 units sold in the same month last year. Despite the year-on-year decline, the company managed to exceed analyst estimates, which had projected sales of 68,100 units for the month.

Segment-wise Performance

Commercial Vehicles

The commercial vehicle (CV) segment showed resilience, with total CV sales reaching 28,956 units, marking a 7% year-on-year growth. Here's a breakdown of the CV segment performance:

The Medium & Heavy Commercial Vehicles (M&HCV) segment, including trucks and buses, saw domestic sales of 12,387 units in July 2025, up from 11,174 units in July 2024. The total M&HCV sales, including international business, reached 13,669 units compared to 11,886 units in the previous year.

Passenger Vehicles

The passenger vehicle (PV) segment faced challenges, with total PV sales (including EVs) declining by 11% year-on-year:

Electric Vehicle Milestone

A bright spot in Tata Motors' July performance was its electric vehicle (EV) sales. The company achieved its highest-ever monthly EV sales, with 7,124 units sold across domestic and international markets. This represents a substantial 42% growth compared to 5,027 units sold in July 2024, marking a significant milestone in the company's zero-emission journey.

Domestic Market Focus

Tata Motors' domestic sales stood at 65,953 units in July 2025, compared to 70,161 units in the same month last year, indicating a 6% decrease. The company continues to maintain a strong focus on the Indian market, with domestic sales accounting for the majority of its overall sales volume.

Despite the mixed results across segments, Tata Motors' ability to surpass analyst estimates in a challenging market environment demonstrates the company's resilience and market position in the Indian automotive sector.