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Tata Motors recorded its highest quarterly volume in Q2 FY27 as domestic sales reached a total of 1,96,674 units – up 40 per cent from 1,40,189 units a year earlier. Its international sales stood at 5,049 units against 4,208 units in Q2 FY26 and thus, the total PV sales consequently got to 2,01,723 units compared to 1,44,397 units last year.
The record quarter lifted Tata’s H1 FY27 tally to 3,76,840 passenger vehicles from 2,64,028 units during the same period last fiscal. The difference stood at 1,12,812 units – about 42.7 per cent. The second quarter contributed 2,01,723 units to the first half figure which placed the Q2 period well above the corresponding quarter last year.
Tata’s extensive range of electric vehicles registered 47,150 units during Q2 FY27 against 24,855 units in Q2 FY26 with an annual increase of 90 per cent. EVs accounted for 23 per cent of Tata’s passenger vehicle volume during the quarter while CNG models accounted for another 28 per cent as the two powertrain categories together crossed half of Tata’s quarterly sales.
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| Tata Motors PV Sales | Q2 FY27 | Q2 FY26 | YoY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic PV | 1,96,674 | 1,40,189 | 40% |
| International PV | 5,049 | 4,208 | 20% |
| Total PV | 2,01,723 | 1,44,397 | 40% |
| EV | 47,150 | 24,855 | 90% |
The month of September provided the best monthly result during the quarter. The homegrown manufacturer posted a total of 70,210 passenger vehicles across domestic and international markets compared to 60,907 units in September 2025. Its domestic sales reached 68,810 units – up 15 per cent – and overseas volume stood at 1,400 units against 1,240 units a year earlier.
Tata’s EV business also recorded a notable September increase as zero-emission vehicle sales reached 15,384 units across domestic and international markets compared to 9,191 units during the same period twelve months ago. The 67 per cent annual rise meant last month contributed close to one third of Tata’s entire Q2 EV volume.
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The Punch led Tata’s SUV sales during the quarter along with the Nexon. Meanwhile, the Curvv SeriesX, Sierra Legend Series and Aeris sedan were also part of the company’s recent product launches. Tata has set out plans for higher production capacity, more nameplates and substantially larger PV volumes over the next few years.