Tata Motors Posts 35 PC Rise in Vehicle Sales at 40,085 Units in June

Mumbai: Commercial vehicle maker Tata Motors Ltd on Wednesday reported a 35 per cent growth in vehicle sales at 40,805 units in June over the year-ago period.

The company had delivered 30,238 commercial vehicles in June 2025, it said in a statement.

Total domestic CV sales during the previous month rose 31 per cent to 36,599 units from 27,936 a year earlier while international sales spiked 83 per cent year-on-year to 4,206 vehicles, the company said.

For the June quarter of FY27, Tata Motors said total sales stood at 1,08,488 units, compared to 85,606 units in Q1, FY25.

Of this, domestic sales were at 1,00,348 units, registering a year-on-year growth of 26 per cent over 79,522 vehicles in the first quarter of the previous fiscal year while international business (sales) grew 35 per cent at 8,140 units from 6,034 CVs in Q1FY26, Tata Motors Ltd said.

“We commenced FY27 on a positive note, delivering consistent double-digit growth in each month of Q1, on a year-on-year basis. Despite heightened geopolitical uncertainties, sales for the quarter stood at 1,08,488 units, up 27 per cent year-on-year, reflecting healthy industry fundamentals and sustained demand across segments,” Tata Motors Ltd MD & CEO Girish Wagh said.

HCV growth continues to be led by increased freight availability, infrastructure and mining activity, while ILMCV demand is supported by e-commerce, FMCG, courier and parcel, he said, adding that small commercial vehicle and pick-up segment is seeing improving momentum in last-mile mobility, with electric SCVs and pick-ups achieving highest-ever salience of about 10 per cent for May and June.

Demand in the commercial passenger segment remains strong, driven by school transport and government orders, he added.

The company’s focus on future-ready solutions is translating into traction in the market, Wagh said.

Customer interest in electric heavy trucks is strengthening, with our ecosystem-led approach supporting a growing order pipeline, he said, adding that for the company’s international business, it has commenced shipments for the Indonesia order, and are gradually resuming supplies to the Middle East, following a two-month pause.

“Looking ahead, while commodity pressures will persist, we expect the momentum to continue, driven by gradual improvement in customer sentiment that had seen softening during the quarter,” he stated.

The growth is expected to be driven by auto and port logistics, e-commerce, and core sectors, with monsoon remaining a key monitorable.

With strong market acceptance of our refreshed portfolio and a continued focus on deepening customer engagement, “we are well positioned to build on this positive trajectory and drive sustained growth in the coming quarters”, Wagh noted.

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