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Tata Motors recorded total sales of 59,701 units in April 2026 compared to 45,532 units in the same month last year with a 31.1 per cent year-on-year surge
Electric vehicle sales growing 72 per cent year-on-year was perhaps the most telling number in Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles’ April 2026 scorecard as combined domestic and international EV dispatches came in at 9,150 units last month against 5,318 units in April 2025 courtesy of good reception for the Punch EV, Tiago EV and Nexon EV while the range also comprises Curvv EV and Harrier EV.
Zooming out to the overall picture, Tata Motors recorded total sales of 59,701 units in April 2026 compared to 45,532 units in the same month last year with a 31.1 per cent year-on-year improvement that sets a positive tone for the opening month of FY2026-27. The numbers cover both domestic and international markets across the full passenger vehicle portfolio including electric models.
On the domestic front, the company dispatched 59,000 units last month against 45,199 units in April 2025 with a 30.5 per cent year-on-year increase. The growth is not concentrated in any single segment as Tata’s range of SUVs, crossovers and electric vehicles played their part in the home market. International business volumes, while smaller in absolute terms, posted the highest growth of any segment during the month.
Export dispatches stood at 701 units in April 2026 – up from 333 units in April 2025 with a 110.5 per cent year-on-year increase. In the commercial vehicle department, Tata posted total sales of 34,833 units in April 2026 – up 28 per cent from 27,221 units sold during the same period twelve months ago. The SCV cargo and pickup segment led the growth with a 40.2 per cent jump to 12,799 units while HCV trucks grew 23.4 per cent to 8,969 units and passenger carriers rose 22.6 per cent to 5,743 units.
ILMCV trucks added 16.5 per cent to reach 5,454 units as well. The domestic CV sales stood at 32,965 units – up 27.9 per cent – while international business contributed 1,868 units with a 28.2 per cent improvement. Combined MH&ICV domestic and international volumes for the month came in at 15,403 units against 12,760 units with domestic MH&ICV alone growing from 12,093 to 14,565 units year-on-year.
The brand has been gaining ground across all three metrics it tracks – total volume, domestic retail and electric vehicle sales. The EV growth rate of 72 per cent is particularly significant given that the overall PV market is not growing at anywhere near that pace.
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