Tata Motors To Launch 7 New Nameplates, 23 Product Refreshes Across Its PV, EV And CV Range By FY2030

In a significant move aimed at strengthening its product strategy across all fuel types, Tata Motors has announced that it will introduce seven new nameplates and 23 product refreshes across its commercial vehicle (CV) and passenger vehicle (PV) portfolios by FY2030. The announcement was made during the company’s June 2025 Investors Meet. 

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This product strategy spans internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, compressed natural gas (CNG) offerings, and the rapidly growing electric vehicle (EV) space. According to the company’s roadmap, the new vehicles will address different consumer segments, from mass-market buyers to fleet operators and premium EV users, as Tata aims to deepen market penetration and strengthen brand equity across both urban and rural markets.

The seven new nameplates are expected to be a mix of all-new vehicle categories and sub-segment disrupters. These will likely include next-generation SUVs, MPVs, and purpose-built electric platforms under the Gen 2 and Gen 3 architecture strategies. Meanwhile, the 23 product refreshes will focus on facelifts, technology upgrades, powertrain optimisations, and safety enhancements. 

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For consumers, this aggressive product pipeline means more choices, advanced technology, and updated safety features at competitive price points. Tata Motors’ multipronged approach ensures that buyers looking for ICE, CNG, or electric alternatives will all have access to newer, more efficient vehicles, whether they seek performance, affordability, or sustainability.

In the commercial vehicle segment, Tata Motors plans to innovate further in alternate fuels, particularly in CNG and electric, aligning with government incentives and fleet demand for lower total cost of ownership (TCO). This strategy supports Tata’s broader vision to offer “powertrain diversity” and cater to a wider range of fleet applications, from intra-city delivery to long-haul freight.

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The EV space, in particular, will see continued momentum with the introduction of native EVs based on Tata’s evolving EV platform strategy. These vehicles are expected to deliver range figures over 500 km, faster charging times, and connected tech, aiming to bridge the current cost-performance gap that still exists for many Indian EV buyers.