Tata Motors has reported strong overall performance for April 2026, with growth in both the passenger vehicle (PV) and commercial vehicle (CV) segments. The company recorded total PV sales of 59,701 units and CV sales of 34,833 units, taking the combined volume for the month to 94,534 units.
PV sales grow 31% YoY, EVs drive growth
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd reported total sales of 59,701 units in April 2026 compared to 45,532 units in April 2025, showing a growth of 31.12% year-on-year. Domestic PV sales stood at 59,000 units, up 30.53% year-on-year. However, on a month-on-month basis, volumes declined by 10.87% compared to 66,192 units in March 2026, which is normal after year-end dispatches.
EVs continue to be a key growth driver with 9,150 units sold, showing a strong growth of 72.06% YoY. Growing EV adoption and Tata’s expanding portfolio are supporting this momentum. Exports also saw a sharp increase, reaching 701 units, an increase of 110.51% year-on-year, although volumes remained relatively low.
CV sales increased by 28% YoY
Tata Motors’ commercial vehicles business reported total sales of 34,833 units in April 2026 compared to 27,221 units in April 2025, registering a year-on-year growth of 28%. Domestic CV sales stood at 32,965 units, a growth of 27.9%, while international business contributed 1,868 units, showing a growth of 28.2%. Segment-wise performance reflects broad-based growth:
– HCV Truck: 8,969 units (+23.4% YoY)
– ILMCV trucks: 5,454 units (+16.5% YoY)
– Passenger carriers (buses): 5,743 units (+22.6% YoY)
– SCV Cargo & Pickup: 12,799 units (+40.2% YoY)
The SCV segment remains a major contributor, driven by demand in last-mile delivery and small cargo transportation.
overall performance snapshot
– Total PV sales: 59,701 units (+31.12% YoY)
– Household PV: 59,000 units (+30.53% YoY)
– EV: 9,150 units (+72.06% YoY)
– Total CV sales: 34,833 units (+28% YoY)
– Combined PV + CV sales: 94,534 units
Tata Motors’ April 2026 performance highlights strong momentum in both the passenger and commercial vehicle segments. While PV growth is being driven by EV adoption and SUV demand, CV volumes are being supported by improving infrastructure activity and logistics demand. Despite the gradual decline in PV volumes, strong year-on-year growth across all segments indicates sustained demand. With a continued focus on EVs and a diverse CV portfolio, Tata Motors is well positioned for growth in the coming months.