Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Reports Strong Q4 And FY26 Sales

03 Apr 2026 CW Team

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd reported total sales of 201,368 units in the fourth quarter of FY26, up from 146,999 units in the same quarter a year earlier, registering a 37 per cent year on year increase. For the full year, total passenger vehicle sales including electric vehicles reached 641,587 units, representing 15 per cent growth over the prior year. The quarter marked the highest ever quarterly volumes for the company and contributed to sustained momentum in the second half.

Domestic passenger vehicle volumes for the quarter were 198,743 units compared with 146,127 units in the year ago quarter, reflecting a 36 per cent increase, while international business volumes for the quarter rose to 2,625 units from 872 units. Electric vehicle volumes for the quarter stood at 26,931 units, up 69 per cent year on year, and annual EV volumes were 92,120 units, up 43 per cent for the year. Total domestic and international sales for the quarter were 201,368 units versus 146,999 units last year.

The company said FY26 was a landmark year with highest ever annual sales of over 0.64 million (mn) units and industry-beating growth, driven by a broad SUV portfolio and multi-powertrain strategy. It highlighted strong performance in compressed natural gas powertrains with sales exceeding 0.17 mn units in the year and international re-entry that supported volumes of over 10,000 units.

Management noted that consumer preference for greener technologies gained momentum with CNG volumes growing around 20 per cent and that EV adoption at industry level surpassed 200,000 units, driven by improving consumer confidence and new product introductions. Looking ahead the company expects to build on the second half momentum and continue industry-beating growth in FY27 supported by recent launches and a strong product pipeline while monitoring geopolitical developments for potential supply side risks.

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