Punch, Nexon, Tiago and More Help Tata Motors Register 2% YoY Domestic Sales Growth in November

Tata Motors sold 74,753 vehicles in November 2024, showing a slight increase in total sales compared to November 2023, when it sold 74,172 units. In the domestic market, PV sales were 47,063 units, up 2.16% from 46,068 units sold the year before. However, at 54 units, the exports reflected a staggering 28% YoY drop. Tata Motors recorded a 9.26% increase in EV sales, selling 5,202 units. Notably, the domestic automaker's EV lineup includes Tiago.ev, Tigor.ev, Punch.ev, Nexon.ev, and Curvv.ev. In contrast, the ICE portfolio has the Harrier, Safari, and Altroz. 

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In terms of commercial vehicles (CVs), Tata Motors saw a 1% year-over-year decrease in the domestic market, with 26,183 units sold. For comparison, the company delivered 26,579 in November 2023. Overall, the company's CV sales fell 1% year on year to 27,636 units in November 2024, from 28,029 in November 2023.

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The Tata Tiago hatchback has sold over 6 lakh units in India within only eight and a half years of its launch. According to SIAM wholesale figures, 5.96 lakh units were sold by the end of October 2024, just 3,339 units shy of the milestone. The remaining units were probably delivered in the first three weeks of November, based on an average of 4,546 Tiagos sold each month from August to October 2024. The Tata Tiago is powered by a 1.2-litre petrol engine producing 85bhp and 113Nm, which is paired to either a 5-speed manual or a 5-speed automatic transmission. The hatchback is also available in CNG and electric versions.

At a recent investors' meeting, Tata Motors revealed that the highly-anticipated Sierra SUV will make its grand debut here in the second half of next year. The car will be available in two configurations: internal combustion engine (ICE) and electric. The latter will hit our market first, followed by the former possibly a month later. The Tata Sierra EV, which was shown as a concept that appeared to be nearing production over two years ago, is likely to be based on Tata's acti.ev architecture, which also supports the Curvv EV and the Punch EV. For the uninitiated, the electric concept that debuted at Auto Expo 2020 was based on Altroz's ALFA platform.

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The ICE variant could be built on Tata's all-new ATLAS (Adaptive Tech Forward Lifestyle Architecture) platform, which also underpins the Curvv coupe SUV.