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Tata Motors charts $100 billion automotive ambition, commits Rs 40,000 crore to India business
Tata Motors aims for a USD 100 billion automotive business by FY31. The company plans substantial capital expenditure for domestic operations and JLR. Passenger vehicles will focus on aspirational products and market share growth. Jaguar Land Rover will contribute significantly to the projected sales figures. Digital technologies and AI are key investments for future operations.
Tata Motors PV targets 10x volume growth by FY30; Chairman N Chandrasekaran aims for 20% market share
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles aims for ten-fold volume growth by FY30. The company targets over 1.2 million vehicle sales and 20 percent market share. Significant investments in digital technologies and AI are planned across the value chain. Collaboration with Jaguar Land Rover leverages complementary strengths in manufacturing and technology. The company is committed to electric vehicle transition and future mobility.
EV retail sales at all-time high of 3,06,220 units in June, penetration cross 12 pc: FADA
Electric vehicle retail sales in India reached an all-time high of 3,06,220 units in June. This growth pushed overall EV penetration past twelve percent for the first time, says the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations. The two-wheeler segment led this surge, registering substantial year-on-year increases. Electric passenger and commercial vehicles also saw their best-ever months. Electrification has now moved decisively into the mainstream of Indian auto retail.
Stocks to Watch for July 7: Titan, Trent, Cochin Shipyard and more
From Titan reporting a 41% year-on-year growth in its consumer businesses for Q1 FY27 to Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles reporting higher production and domestic sales during the April-June 2026 quarter, here are some stocks to track ahead of Tuesday trading session.
Total automobile retail sales in India grew by 21.83% on year in June: FADA
Total automobile retail sales in India grew by 21.83 per cent year-on-year at 25,57,234 units in June, with the industry remaining cautiously optimistic going forward hoping for monsoon to make up for the deficit, Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations said on Monday. In June last year total automobile retail sales in India stood at 20,98,996 units, Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA) said in a statement. Passenger vehicles (PV) retail sales were at 4,10,853 units last month as compared to 3,19,412 units in June 2025, a growth of 28.63 per cent, it added.
India's retail car sales jump nearly 29% in June
India's auto sector recorded passenger vehicle sales growth of 28.63% in June. The overall automobile industry saw a 21.83% jump, driven by strong performances in tractors and two-wheelers. Rural areas outpaced urban centers in passenger vehicle growth. Notably, alternative fuel vehicles, including EVs, experienced a remarkable 40.35% increase.
Tata Motors PV shares in focus as Iran-US conflict impacts JLR volumes in Q1. What's ahead?
Tata Motors' luxury arm, Jaguar Land Rover, saw a significant 15.3% drop in retail sales for Q1 FY27. Disruptions from the Middle East conflict, a supplier fire, and phasing out older Jaguar models impacted volumes. Despite these challenges, the strong performance of Range Rover models offers a glimmer of hope for JLR's turnaround.
Stocks To Watch Today: Marico, Hindustan Zinc, Coal India, Tata Motors PV, Bajaj Finance, Dmart, Lenskart & More
Here's a look at stocks that are likely to be in focus during the trading session on Friday.
Stocks in news: Bajaj Auto, ZEE, BPCL, HDFC Bank, HUL, Tata Motors CV
Indian markets saw a subdued trading session on Monday, with key indices declining due to mixed global signals and profit-taking. Several prominent companies like Bajaj Auto, ZEEL, BPCL, HDFC Bank, and HUL are in focus today due to significant corporate developments. These include share buybacks, foreign investments, leadership appointments, and strategic acquisitions, signaling active corporate maneuvering amidst market fluctuations.
Tata Motors-Iveco revenue to be $35-40 billion in 5 years: N Chandrasekaran
Tata Motors is projecting a remarkable revenue growth of $35-40 billion in its commercial vehicle sector over the next five years from its acquisition of Iveco Group, chairman N Chandrasekaran said. This strategic decision, expected to finalise by September, aims to enhance Tata Motors' global reach with synergistic products and cutting-edge technologies.
Tata Motors CV eyes 1 million vehicles after Iveco acquisition; sees growth despite fuel risks
Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles anticipates exceeding one million annual sales post-Iveco acquisition, projecting a global top-four ranking. Despite fuel price concerns, strong infrastructure spending and freight growth are expected to sustain the domestic market. The company is also bolstering non-cyclical revenue streams and expanding its international footprint, aiming for resilient earnings and significant global expansion.
Tata Motors says IVECO deal to make it fourth-largest global CV maker
Tata Motors said its commercial vehicles business maintained domestic market leadership while reporting record FY26 financial performance. The company also expects its proposed acquisition of IVECO Group to close by Q2 FY27, subject to remaining regulatory approvals.