Tata Nexon News

Tata Motors posts strong May 2026 performance with 42 percent overall growth and a remarkable 85 percent jump in EV sales, highlighting rising demand for electric mobility in India.

Tata Motors emphasizes the need for affordable ethanol pricing to drive flex-fuel vehicle adoption, suggesting it would be more impactful than reducing GST rates in India’s evolving fuel ecosystem.

Tata Motors accelerates its EV strategy with a planned 50% production boost, driven by increasing fuel costs and rising demand for electric mobility in India.

Tata Motors is preparing an aggressive product strategy for FY27, including two all-new models and four updated vehicles to strengthen its market position.

Tata Motors reshuffles HR leadership amid major structural changes, appointing DP Nambiar to steer people strategy post-demerger and Iveco transaction.

Tata Motors has launched a dedicated renewable energy SPV, Teesta Renewable Energy, to scale solar and wind power usage across its operations and reduce carbon footprint.

India’s passenger vehicle market kicked off FY2026 with compact SUVs and trusted hatchbacks ruling the charts. This April 2026 sales report ranks the top 25 models by wholesales.

Tata Motors has launched the Nexon Pure+ PS variant with a panoramic sunroof at Rs 9.59 lakh ex-showroom Delhi. The new trim offers multiple powertrain options and advanced features, strengthening the Nexon's value proposition.

April 2026 turned into a landmark month for India’s sub‑4m SUV space. This report breaks down model‑wise volumes, growth, and segment share to show how each OEM performed.

As automation and Industry 4.0 redefine manufacturing, Tata Motors is actively reskilling its workforce to stay competitive and future-ready.

Tata Nexon’s sales growth has plateaued near 20,000 units per month in 2026 as competition intensifies. Five-star safety is now common, and rivals like the Kia Seltos and Hyundai Creta challenge its leadership.

JSW Motors and Tata Elxsi have joined hands to set up a new R&D center in Pune, focusing on AI, software-defined vehicles, and next-gen connected mobility solutions.

Tata Motors reported 66,192 passenger vehicle sales in March 2026, a 28 percent year-on-year increase. Growth was driven by strong SUV demand, especially Punch and Nexon, while hatchbacks and sedans showed mixed results.

The Tata Nexon was seen testing in India, suggesting a new CNG and AMT powertrain. The model currently offers petrol, CNG, diesel, and electric options, with a turbo-CNG setup that saves boot space.

India's passenger vehicle registrations hit 4.31 lakh units in March 2026, up 22.8% YoY. Maruti Suzuki's Dzire topped with 21,224 units, followed by Tata Punch and Nexon SUVs amid SUV fever.