Tata Motors Total PV Sales Decline 11% Year-on-Year in January

Tata Motors’ total sales fell to 80,304 units in January from the previous year’s 86,125 units. Of the total, domestic sales stood at 78,159 units, showing a 7% year-on-year decline from the 84,276 units sold in January 2024. In the passenger vehicle segment, there was an 11% year-on-year decline, with sales dropping to 48,316 units from 54,033 units in January 2024. The sales of passenger vehicles in the domestic market reached 48,076 units, reflecting a 10% YoY decrease, while exports fell significantly by 40%, at just 240 units. The electric vehicle segment also experienced a 25% drop, with 5,240 units sold in January, compared to 6,979 units the previous year.

Tata Motors garnered significant attention at the 2025 Auto Expo with a series of thrilling unveilings. The spotlight was on the Harrier EV, the Sierra, and the Tata Avinya X Concept, each showcasing the brand's bold vision for the future of electric mobility. Let’s take a closer look at these standout models that have set the stage for Tata’s automotive journey ahead.

Tata Harrier EV

The Tata Harrier EV boasts an all-wheel drive (AWD) system powered by a dual-motor setup, offering improved traction and performance. The EV features design elements tailored specifically for its electric powertrain, setting it apart from the ICE version.

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This marks a significant upgrade, with the Harrier EV poised to deliver a more dynamic driving experience and modern aesthetics.

Tata Avinya Concept

Tata's Avinya Concept EV blends minimalist design with a roomy interior, demonstrating the company's focus on combining practicality and contemporary style. It has a projected range exceeding 500 kilometres, rapid charging, and cutting-edge connectivity. The concept is based on JLR's adaptable Electrified Modular Architecture (EMA), which allows for diverse battery configurations.

Tata Sierra

The Tata Sierra made its highly anticipated debut in its ICE version at the 2025 Auto Expo. The production-ready model takes inspiration from the iconic 1990s Sierra SUV while incorporating modern design updates that align with today’s SUV trends.

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Under the hood, the Sierra is expected to feature a 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine delivering 166bhp and 280Nm of torque. Additionally, Tata may offer a 2.0-litre diesel engine, producing 166bhp and 350Nm, which is already seen in the Harrier and Safari.