Tata Motors Posts Over 13 Percent Growth in Monthly Car Sales for December 2025
Tata Motors announced impressive sales figures for December 2025, reporting over 50,000 units sold, specifically 50,519 passenger vehicles, marking a 14.06 percent increase from the previous year. Domestic sales reached 50,046 units, reflecting a robust 23.14 percent growth. Electric vehicle sales also surged, with 6,906 units sold, a 24.16 percent rise compared to December 2024. Additionally, exports saw remarkable growth, with 473 units exported, a staggering 701.69 percent increase.
Tata Motors Posts Over 13 Percent Growth in Monthly Car Sales for December 2025
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In the months leading up to December 2025, Tata Motors experienced fluctuations in electric vehicle sales. For instance, in June 2025, they sold 5,228 units, reflecting a decline of 12.26% compared to the previous year. However, in December 2025, electric vehicle sales rose to 6,906 units, marking a significant year-on-year increase of 24.16%. This indicates a recovery and growth in the electric vehicle segment for Tata Motors in the latter half of 2025.
The revision of GST rates in India had a positive impact on Tata Motors' sales performance in September 2025. The company reported a total sale of 60,907 units, representing a 47.42% increase year-on-year. The Tata Nexon, in particular, achieved record sales of 22,500 units, becoming the best-selling SUV in India. This surge in sales was attributed to enhanced product availability and strategic pricing adjustments following the GST revisions.
In the first half of 2025, Tata Motors faced significant challenges in car sales, particularly in June, where total sales dropped by 14.64% year-on-year. The decline in domestic sales was evident, with a decrease of 14.79% compared to June 2024. This period was marked by volume pressures and a general softness in demand, prompting management to focus on strategic launches to regain market traction.
In April 2025, Tata Motors sold a total of 45,532 passenger vehicles, which represented a 5.10% decline compared to April 2024, when they sold 57,983 units. This downward trend in sales reflects ongoing challenges in the market. However, exports increased significantly, with a 233% rise, indicating a potential area of growth for the company amidst domestic sales struggles.
In December 2024, Tata Motors sold 44,289 units of passenger vehicles, while in December 2025, this figure rose to 50,519 units, indicating a growth of 14.06% year-on-year. This substantial increase reflects Tata Motors' successful strategies in enhancing product offerings and responding to market demands effectively, showcasing a robust recovery in their sales performance.
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