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Tata Motors on Tuesday reported a flat growth in its total domestic sales in March 2025, selling 90,822 units during the month as against 90,500 units sold in March 2024. However, for FY25, the auto major reported a 4 per cent dip in its sales figures, with 9,12,155 units sold during the period.
Reflecting a subdued demand, the company reported a sales decline of 21 per cent in its EV segment. According to the statement, it sold 5,353 units in March 2025. On the other hand, the carmaker registered a 13 per cent decline overall in FY25, with 64,276 EV units sold.
Girish Wagh, executive director, Tata Motors Ltd. said, “FY25 ended on a positive note for Commercial Vehicles industry, post the YoY demand decline witnessed earlier. Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles navigated the headwinds effectively, to record wholesales of 376,903 units, outpacing industry growth in trucks and commercial passenger carriers, thereby strengthening its Vahan registration market share. Reinforcing our commitment to green, future-ready technologies, we launched India’s first hydrogen-powered heavy-duty truck trials, while our ebus fleet collectively covered over 30 crore km nationwide.
Commercial vehicles
Domestic & international sales for MH&ICV in March 2025, was 21,226 units as against 20,551 units in March 2024; while in Q4 FY25 the company reported sale of 53,995 units.
The company reported a 6 per cent decline in its passenger vehicle sales with total sales at 146,999 units.
Passenger vehicles
The carmaker sold 51,616 units of passenger vehicles in March 2025, marking a growth of 3 per cent. However, demand for its passenger vehicles remained subdued in FY25, with sales declining 3 per cent during the period to 553,585 units.
‘Punchline’
The Indian automaker noted that its Punch model remained its best selling car for buyers in FY25. As per the company’s claim, its SUV sales remained best in the industry, with its CNG sales recording over 50 per cent YoY growth, higher than the industry growth which stood at about 35 per cent.
The company expects a sustained growth momentum FY26 despite global headwinds.
