JLR to Provide Access to More Than One Million EV Chargers Across Europe 22 hrs ago Yesterday
JLR, the luxury automotive brand under Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles, has announced it will offer customers access to more than one million electric vehicle chargers across Europe. This initiative underscores JLR's focus on strengthening EV charging infrastructure for its European customer base. The move aligns with the broader industry push towards supporting electric vehicle adoption through expanded charging accessibility.
India Cuts Import Duty on UK-Built Petrol, Diesel Cars; Sets 20,000-Unit Quota for Year One 5 days ago
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles: Co-Chairman Targets Over 1.2 Million Annual Sales, 20% Market Share, and Double-Digit EBITDA Margin 7 days ago
Citi Maintains Sell Rating on Tata Motors PV with Target Price of ₹320 Amid JLR Concerns
Citi has maintained a Sell rating on Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles with a target price of ₹320. The brokerage notes that the Sierra EV's competitive pricing, 500 km+ range, and premium features could modestly support EV volumes and market share. However, Citi's cautious stance is underpinned by concerns over JLR, which the brokerage views as a significant overhang on the overall investment case.
JLR North America Recalls 250,857 U.S. Vehicles Over Airbag Deployment Concerns
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles has disclosed that Jaguar Land Rover North America is recalling 250,857 vehicles in the United States. The recall is attributed to airbags that may not deploy properly, raising injury risks in accidents. Specific vehicle models and the recall timeline have not been provided in the available data.
Tata Motors PV: CLSA Outperform, Jefferies Underperform, Nomura Neutral & Citi Sell on JLR Outlook
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles has attracted divergent brokerage views, with CLSA maintaining Outperform (₹453) on JLR's EV pipeline and cost reduction initiatives, while HSBC holds at ₹450, Nomura stays Neutral at ₹373, and Citi maintains Sell at ₹320 citing cautious FY27 guidance of £26bn revenue and ~4% EBIT margin. Jefferies retains Underperform at ₹300, flagging warranty costs at a 15-year high of 6.60% and capital work-in-progress surging 6x to £8bn as key structural concerns.
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Focuses on Software-Defined Vehicles Using T.Idal Platform
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles is strategically focusing on software-defined vehicles using its proprietary T.Idal platform. The initiative positions software as a central element in vehicle architecture, enabling greater connectivity and upgradability. This move reflects the company's commitment to in-house technological development and aligns with evolving consumer expectations in the Indian automotive market.
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles has announced plans to implement structural cost cuts to offset margin challenges, targeting double-digit EBITDA margins. The company aims for an 18-20% market share in the domestic passenger vehicle and EV sectors, while focusing on maintaining growth momentum in H2 and ensuring profitable growth in FY27.
Tata Motors PV: MD Aims to Boost EV Production Capacity by 50% to 15,000 Units Monthly in the Coming Quarter
The Managing Director of Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles has announced a target to boost EV production capacity by 50% to 15,000 units per month in the coming quarter. This planned ramp-up signals a significant scaling of the company's electric vehicle manufacturing operations. The development was reported by Business Standard, reflecting the company's continued focus on expanding its EV footprint in India.
Tata Motors PV, JSW, and MG Motor India See High Demand for EVs as Rising Fuel Prices Push Consumers Toward Affordable Options
Tata Motors PV, JSW, and MG Motor India are reporting high demand for electric vehicles, driven by rising fuel prices that are pushing consumers toward more affordable mobility options. The trend spans multiple automakers and price segments, reflecting a broad-based shift in consumer preference toward electric mobility in India.
Tata Motors Reduces Stake in TP Paarthav Limited to 12.89% Following Composite Scheme of Arrangement
Tata Motors has reduced its shareholding in TP Paarthav Limited to 12.89% through a composite scheme of arrangement. This corporate restructuring represents a strategic shift in the company's investment portfolio and demonstrates a systematic approach to optimizing its corporate structure and business focus areas.
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Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Reduces Stake in TP Paarthav Limited to 12.89%
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited has reduced its stake in TP Paarthav Limited from 26% to 12.89% effective January 8, 2026, following the implementation of a Composite Scheme of Arrangement approved by NCLT. This reduction has resulted in TP Paarthav Limited ceasing to be an associate company. The original 26% stake was acquired in September 2025 through an agreement with Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd.