PV volumes rise 47.1% year on year to 71,066 units across domestic and international markets.
01 Feb 2026 | 336 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau
Strong demand following the recent GST cut, incremental volumes from the Sierra, and sustained traction for its compact SUV portfolio helped Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd post another record-high monthly performance in January 2026.
The company sold 71,066 passenger vehicles across domestic and international markets during the month, a ...
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Strong demand following the recent GST cut, incremental volumes from the Sierra, and sustained traction for its compact SUV portfolio helped Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd post another record-high monthly performance in January 2026.
The company sold 71,066 passenger vehicles across domestic and international markets during the month, a 47.1 percent year-on-year increase from 48,316 units in January 2025.
With incremental volumes from the Sierra and sustained demand for its compact SUVs, Tata Motors dispatched 70,222 vehicles in the domestic market in January, up 46.1 percent year on year. The Tiago hatchback also crossed 7 lakh units in cumulative sales, strengthening Tata Motors’ position in the entry-level segment. International business volumes rose to 844 units, compared with 240 units in the year-ago period.
Electric vehicle sales across domestic and international markets totaled 9,052 units, up 72.7 percent year on year, supported by steady demand for Tata Motors’ EV portfolio.
SUVs continued to anchor volume growth. Nexon delivered its strongest-ever monthly sales with over 23,000 units, taking cumulative volumes past the one-million-unit (10 lakh) milestone. The Punch recorded the best monthly sales of over 19,000 units, with cumulative volumes exceeding 7 lakh units in just over four years and three months, the fastest for any model in the segment, according to the company.
Autocar Professional learns the new launches, including the Sierra, petrol variants of the Harrier and Safari, and the new Punch, continued to see strong traction, with Sierra production being progressively ramped up to meet customer demand.