Tata Motors, a big car company from Mumbai, wants to make more electric vehicles (EVs) for India. It will launch new EVs like Harrier.ev and Sierra.ev. Tata is also improving its current cars and working hard in both commercial and passenger vehicle areas during the next two years.
The company sold about 65,000 electric cars in 2025, which is a 10% decrease compared to last year. Tata Motors is updating its regular cars, including hatchbacks and SUVs, to boost profits and stay competitive in the marketplace.
But, as reported by sources, Tata’s EV share dropped to 53% while JSW MG Motor doubled its share to 28%. Sales fell by 10.7 percent to about 57,600 units in 2025.
Tata Motors wants to stay strong by making more EV options and improving old models. Strong marketing and a bigger network may help grow sales again soon.
Tata Motors faces tough EV competition, but with fresh launches and upgrades, it hopes to regain market share and boost growth in India. Industry experts are watching Tata’s next steps closely.
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