Tata Nexon.ev Crosses 1 Lakh Sales Mark, Tata EV Brand Reaches 2.5 Lakh Milestone

Tata Motors has achieved a major landmark in India’s electric vehicle journey by selling more than 2.5 lakh electric passenger cars under the TATA.ev brand. This achievement clearly places the company at the top of India’s electric passenger vehicle segment

The milestone reflects growing confidence among Indian buyers in electric mobility and shows how EVs are becoming part of regular daily use rather than a niche choice

Nexon.ev Laid the Foundation of Tata’s Electric Push

Tata Motors entered the electric passenger vehicle space in 2020 with the launch of the Nexon.ev. At the time, it stood out as India’s first widely accepted electric SUV. The model played a crucial role in introducing electric cars to a large number of Indian buyers

Over the years the Nexon.ev achieved another historic milestone by becoming the first electric car in India to cross 1 lakh sales. This success helped remove doubts around electric vehicles and encouraged more customers to consider EVs for everyday use

Tata Motors Commands a Major Share of the EV Market

Today, Tata Motors holds close to 66 percent share of India’s electric passenger vehicle market. This means that almost two out of every three electric cars sold in the country come from Tata

This strong market presence shows that buyers are no longer limiting EVs to short city drives. Many customers now depend on electric cars for regular commuting as well as longer trips highlighting improved confidence in range, charging access and reliability

Wide Electric Vehicle Portfolio for Indian Buyers

TATA.ev currently offers the most diverse electric car lineup in the Indian market. The range is designed to suit different budgets, usage needs and body style preferences

The electric portfolio includes:

• Tiago.ev for entry level buyers
• Punch.ev for compact SUV customers
• Nexon.ev as a well-rounded family electric SUV
• Curvv.ev for buyers looking for a modern coupe-style SUV
• Harrier.ev positioned in the premium electric SUV space

In addition Tata Motors also offers the XPRES-T EV for fleet and commercial use. This wide selection has made electric cars easier to choose for a broader group of buyers across India

Strong Charging Network Supports Tata EV Owners

To support the growing number of EV users, TATA.ev has developed a large charging ecosystem across the country. Customers have access to more than 2 lakh charging points which include home chargers, community charging setups and public charging stations.

The public charging network alone includes over 20,000 chargers. In addition there are more than 100 fast charging hubs placed along major highways. These hubs are designed to reduce charging time and make long distance travel easier for electric car owners

Leadership View on the 2.5 Lakh EV Sales Achievement

Commenting on the milestone, Shailesh Chandra Managing Director and CEO of Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles, stated that the achievement shows electric vehicles are becoming a normal part of everyday life in India

He emphasized that Tata Motors has focused not only on launching electric cars but also on building a complete EV ecosystem. This includes vehicle development, charging access, service support, local production and long term customer trust

Focus on Local Manufacturing and EV Service Network

Tata Motors has also invested heavily in service and manufacturing support for electric vehicles. The company operates around 1,500 service bays that are dedicated to EVs. These facilities are supported by more than 5,000 trained technicians who handle electric vehicle servicing and repairs

Another key focus area has been local production. More than 50 percent of the components used in TATA.ev vehicles are now sourced or manufactured within India. This supports cost control, improves supply stability and strengthens the domestic EV ecosystem

Upcoming Electric Vehicles from Tata Motors

Looking ahead Tata Motors has a clear roadmap for expanding its electric vehicle lineup. In 2026 the company plans to introduce the Sierra.ev along with a new version of the Punch.ev

Later in 2026 the Avinya range of premium electric vehicles is expected to enter the market. By 2030 Tata Motors aims to launch several new electric models and updated versions of existing EVs further strengthening its position in the segment

Future Plans for Charging and EV Support Expansion

TATA.ev is also working on expanding charging access across India. The company plans to increase the total number of charging points to 4 lakh by 2027. This number is expected to grow further to 10 lakh charging points by 2030

Along with charging expansion Tata Motors will continue to improve EV servicing, battery repair solutions and reuse of old batteries for energy storage applications. These steps are aimed at supporting long term EV ownership and sustainability

This milestone of 2.5 lakh electric car sales highlights Tata Motors’ strong role in shaping India’s electric vehicle future, supported by a wide product range, reliable charging access and a growing service network