Tata Motors Limited reported a solid performance in October 2025, registering 37,530 commercial vehicle sales across domestic and international markets, marking a 10% year-on-year increase from 34,259 units in October 2024. The rise showcases steady demand across logistics, e-commerce, infrastructure and passenger transportation segments.
Segment-wise, HCV trucks grew 7% to 10,737 units, ILMCV trucks rose 6% to 6,169 units, while passenger carriers recorded an impressive 12% jump to 3,184 units. The SCV cargo and pickup category registered 15,018 units, up 7%, on the back of continued urban and rural commercial activity. Total domestic sales stood at 35,108 units, up 7% from last year. Meanwhile, international business surged 56% to 2,422 units, reflecting strong global market traction. Domestic MH&ICV sales touched 16,624 units, compared to 15,574 units a year ago, while combined MH&ICV sales (domestic + international) reached 17,827 units, up from 16,274 units.
Industry dealers in Kolkata reported consistent fleet upgrades fueled by festive-season freight demand, increased road-transport movement, and higher goods mobility into retail and wholesale hubs. Transporters in the city highlighted growing preference for fuel-efficient and connected-fleet solutions, indicating positive sentiment for the coming quarter.
The company’s October performance underscores sustained growth momentum as India’s economic activity remains on an upward trajectory.
