Tata Motors reaches 1.5 million sales milestone in ILMCV segment
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Tata Motors reaches 1.5 million sales milestone in ILMCV segment

Tata Motors, recognised as India’s largest commercial vehicle manufacturer, recently announced a significant milestone by achieving sales of 1.5 million trucks in the Intermediate, Light, and Medium Commercial Vehicle (ILMCV) segment. This achievement positions Tata Motors as the sole truck manufacturer in the country to reach this landmark.

To celebrate this accomplishment, the company has introduced new variants of its popular trucks and tippers, including models such as the Tata SFC 407 Gold, Tata LPT, Tata SFC 709G, Tata LPT 1109G, Tata LPK 1112, and Tata LPK 1416. Additionally, Tata Motors has launched appealing finance schemes for first-time buyers and is offering a six-year extended warranty across its ILMCV range, aiming to provide customers with complete peace of mind.

The ILMCV segment consists of trucks with a gross vehicle weight ranging from 4 to 19 tonnes, catering to various sectors including agriculture, e-commerce, construction, and logistics. Tata Motors is committed to delivering superior, fuel-efficient solutions that ensure a low cost of ownership and high vehicle uptime, thereby enhancing profitability for its customers.

Rajesh Kaul, Vice President & Business Head – Trucks at Tata Motors, expressed that reaching the 1.5 million sales milestone is a moment of immense pride for the company. He remarked that it serves as a testament to the trust and loyalty of their customers, reinforcing Tata Motors' commitment to providing innovative solutions that enhance customer operations. He emphasised that the new variants and extended warranty are designed to improve earning potential and ensure long-term peace of mind, keeping the company ahead of customer expectations. He also mentioned that as they move forward, their focus remains on being customer-centric, reaffirming their role as a valued partner in driving long-term growth and success.

As a comprehensive mobility solutions provider, Tata Motors offers commercial vehicles equipped with advanced features, efficient powertrains, and value-added services. The ILMCV portfolio includes a variety of cabin options such as the LPT, SFC, Signa, and Ultra ranges, along with diverse deck lengths and body styles. This extensive product lineup is further enhanced by Tata Motors' Sampoorna Seva 2.0 initiative, which provides comprehensive vehicle lifecycle management, including breakdown assistance, guaranteed turnaround times, annual maintenance contracts (AMC), and easy access to genuine spare parts.

Tata Motors, recognised as India’s largest commercial vehicle manufacturer, recently announced a significant milestone by achieving sales of 1.5 million trucks in the Intermediate, Light, and Medium Commercial Vehicle (ILMCV) segment. This achievement positions Tata Motors as the sole truck manufacturer in the country to reach this landmark. To celebrate this accomplishment, the company has introduced new variants of its popular trucks and tippers, including models such as the Tata SFC 407 Gold, Tata LPT, Tata SFC 709G, Tata LPT 1109G, Tata LPK 1112, and Tata LPK 1416. Additionally, Tata Motors has launched appealing finance schemes for first-time buyers and is offering a six-year extended warranty across its ILMCV range, aiming to provide customers with complete peace of mind. The ILMCV segment consists of trucks with a gross vehicle weight ranging from 4 to 19 tonnes, catering to various sectors including agriculture, e-commerce, construction, and logistics. Tata Motors is committed to delivering superior, fuel-efficient solutions that ensure a low cost of ownership and high vehicle uptime, thereby enhancing profitability for its customers. Rajesh Kaul, Vice President & Business Head – Trucks at Tata Motors, expressed that reaching the 1.5 million sales milestone is a moment of immense pride for the company. He remarked that it serves as a testament to the trust and loyalty of their customers, reinforcing Tata Motors' commitment to providing innovative solutions that enhance customer operations. He emphasised that the new variants and extended warranty are designed to improve earning potential and ensure long-term peace of mind, keeping the company ahead of customer expectations. He also mentioned that as they move forward, their focus remains on being customer-centric, reaffirming their role as a valued partner in driving long-term growth and success. As a comprehensive mobility solutions provider, Tata Motors offers commercial vehicles equipped with advanced features, efficient powertrains, and value-added services. The ILMCV portfolio includes a variety of cabin options such as the LPT, SFC, Signa, and Ultra ranges, along with diverse deck lengths and body styles. This extensive product lineup is further enhanced by Tata Motors' Sampoorna Seva 2.0 initiative, which provides comprehensive vehicle lifecycle management, including breakdown assistance, guaranteed turnaround times, annual maintenance contracts (AMC), and easy access to genuine spare parts.

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