Summary:

• Total passenger vehicle sales in domestic and international markets reached 171,013 units in Q3 FY26, up 22.3% from 139,829 units in Q3 FY25​

• Domestic PV sales grew 20.9% year-on-year to 168,616 units in Q3 FY26, while international business surged nearly sixfold to 2,397 units​

• EV sales (domestic plus international, including Tata Passenger Electric Mobility) jumped 49.5% to 24,103 units in Q3 FY26, from 16,119 units a year earlier​

• For December 2025 alone, total PV sales rose 14.1% year-on-year to 50,519 units, with EV volumes up 24.2% to 6,906 units​

• Calendar year 2025 marked the fifth consecutive year of record annual sales, with 587,218 units sold, including an all-time-high 81,125 EVs​

• Management highlighted that Q3 FY26 saw the company’s highest-ever quarterly wholesales of 171,013 units and, for the first time, retail registrations surpassing 200,000 units, reducing dealer inventory to about 18 days​

• Nexon remained the star performer as India’s top-selling car/SUV in October and November and is on track to lead Q3 FY26 with about 64,000 units sold, supported by strong demand for Punch and a robust recovery in Tiago​

• Tata Motors cited double-digit growth in SUVs (up 18% year-on-year in Q3 FY26) and rapid adoption of cleaner powertrains, with CNG volumes crossing 47,000 units in the quarter​

• The company credited its multi-powertrain strategy and product actions, including the unveiling of petrol variants of Harrier and Safari and the launch of the new Sierra, for driving demand and EV adoption, aided by longer range, lifetime battery warranty and near price parity with ICE models​