Tata Motors, one of India’s leading automotive manufacturers, reported a year-on-year drop in its vehicle sales for April 2025. The automaker sold 76,399 units in April this year, down from 81,069 units in April 2024, marking a decline of over 5.75%.
This drop in monthly sales comes as a surprise, especially after consistent growth in the electric vehicle (EV) segment in previous quarters.
Passenger Vehicle Segment Also Shows Weakness
Tata’s domestic passenger vehicle (PV) segment, which includes popular models like the Nexon, Harrier, and Tiago, recorded 47,883 units in sales, compared to 47,010 units in April 2024. While this shows a slight increase, it wasn’t strong enough to offset the drop in other sectors.
The company’s EV sales saw a major slump in April 2025. Tata Motors sold 6,364 electric vehicles, down approximately 28% from the 8,581 units sold in the same month last year. This drop comes amid rising competition in the EV space and potential customer hesitancy regarding range, charging infrastructure, and new model waitlists.
Impact on Share Price
Tata Motors’ share price responded to the report with a noticeable dip in intraday trading. Investor concerns about EV growth stagnation and overall demand cooling down may have contributed to the market reaction.
Tata Motors’ April 2025 sales figures reflect a short-term setback, particularly in the electric vehicle space. While its core passenger vehicle segment remains stable, challenges in the EV market and industry-wide headwinds have impacted overall performance. It remains to be seen how Tata Motors adapts its strategy in the coming months to recover sales momentum and regain investor confidence.
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