Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles has unveiled its largest product showcase in the Gulf Cooperation Council region, presenting a comprehensive range of Euro 6 compliant buses and trucks designed specifically for Middle Eastern and North African markets.
The launch, held in Dubai on October 28, 2025, featured vehicles engineered to support the region's infrastructure development and logistics expansion. The new lineup includes both passenger and cargo mobility solutions, marking what the company describes as a significant milestone in its global operations.
According to Asif Shamim, Head of International Business at Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles, the unveiling reflects the company's six-decade partnership with the MENA region. The vehicles are designed to meet growing demand for efficient mobility solutions as the region pursues economic diversification.
The passenger mobility segment includes the LPO 1622 bus, available in 11-meter and 12-meter configurations with multiple seating options for school and staff transport. The Starbus Prime LP 716, a 28-seater powered by a 3.3-liter engine, and the Ultra LPO 916, a 33-seater, round out the passenger offerings.
For cargo transport, Tata Motors introduced the Ultra range, covering 7-19 tonne configurations for intra-city logistics and last-mile delivery. The Prima series includes the 3430.T model for long-haul operations and the 3330.K tipper designed for construction and mining applications.
The company emphasized its service infrastructure, with over 100 service centers across the region providing maintenance support and genuine spare parts. Extended warranty options and customized annual maintenance contracts are available for all models.
Tata Motors, part of the $180 billion Tata Group, manufactures commercial vehicles ranging from sub-1-tonne to 60-tonne cargo vehicles and 9-seater to 71-seater buses. The company operates in India and South Korea with distribution across Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and SAARC countries.
The unveiling comes as the company undergoes a corporate restructuring, with TML Commercial Vehicles Limited set to be renamed Tata Motors Limited following regulatory approval. The new entity's shares will be listed on Indian stock exchanges upon completion of the process.