Tata Motors Commercial Vehicle Sales Jump 42.7% In Q2 FY27 To 1.35 Lakh Units

Tata Motors saw a significant 42.7% rise in commercial vehicle sales during the second quarter of fiscal year 2027, hitting an impressive 1,35,114 units. This growth was observed across both domestic and international markets, up from 94,681 units in the same period last year. The first quarter numbers for September 2026 alone show a robust 42.4% increase, with 51,062 units sold compared to 35,862 units in September 2025.

Domestic sales were the star performer, with 1,13,982 units sold in Q2 FY27, a 30.9% increase from 87,061 units in the previous year. September 2026 saw 43,487 units sold, marking a 31.2% rise from 33,148 units in September 2025. International business also grew, climbing 177.3% to 21,132 units in Q2 FY27 from 7,620 units in the same quarter last year. September 2026's international sales stood at 7,575 units, a 179.1% increase from 2,714 units in September 2025.

In terms of segments, Heavy Commercial Vehicles (HCV) trucks saw a 40.3% rise to 33,756 units, while Intercity and Light Commercial Vehicles (ILMCV) trucks increased by 24.4% to 20,949 units. Passenger Carriers sales grew by 35.2% to 15,455 units, and Small and Medium Commercial Vehicles (SCV) cargo and pickup sales rose by 26.2% to 43,822 units.

Electric Vehicle (EV) volumes experienced a remarkable growth, with sales nearly doubling to 2.01 lakh units in the second quarter of FY27. Girish Wagh, MD and CEO of Tata Motors, expressed optimism about the company's performance, attributing the growth to the strength of its portfolio and customer understanding. He cautioned about factors like commodity costs, diesel prices, potential interest rate hikes, and global uncertainties, but remained confident in sustainable growth driven by government capital expenditure, mining and construction activity, e-commerce volumes, and the festive season.