Tata Motors Reports 11% Drop in July 2025 Sales, But EVs Continue To Shine Bright

Tata Motors has announced its passenger vehicle sales numbers for July 2025, revealing a mixed performance. While domestic sales dipped year-over-year, exports and electric vehicle (EV) sales saw notable gains.

Tata Motors Domestic Sales Dip by 12%

The company sold 39,521 passenger cars in India in July 2025, compared to 44,725 units sold in July 2024. This represents a 12% decline, translating to a shortfall of 5,204 units.

Despite the overall drop, Tata Motors did not break down model- or segment-wise data. The figure includes both internal combustion engine (ICE) and electric vehicles sold domestically.

Tata Motors Exports Surge 186%

Tata Motors recorded a massive jump in exports, albeit from a low base. The company exported 654 units in July 2025 versus just 229 units in July 2024, which is an increase of 186% or 425 units.

Though exports still form a small part of the business compared to rivals like Maruti Suzuki, the growth is a positive signal for Tata’s overseas ambitions.

Tata Motors EV Sales Continue Upward Momentum

Electric vehicles were a clear highlight for Tata Motors in July 2025. The company sold 7,124 EVs globally, including exports, registering a 42% year-over-year growth (up from 5,027 units in July 2024).

While the newly launched Harrier.ev wasn’t a major contributor last month, a robust order bank of 10,000+ units suggests a potential sales surge in the coming months.

Summary of Tata Motors July Sales 2025

Tata Motors Share Price Performance

Tata Motors share price has been under pressure over the past few months. As of August 5, 2025, the stock is trading at ₹654.15, marking a 6-month decline of 8.77% and a year-to-date (YTD) fall of 12.67%. The company’s stock reached a local high of ₹700.50 on July 24, 2025, but has since pulled back amid muted domestic sales figures for July.

Despite this, the company maintains a solid market cap of ₹2.41 lakh crore, a P/E ratio of 10.07, and a dividend yield of 0.92%.

Read more: Tata Motors Shares in Focus: Reported 12% Drop in June 2025 Domestic Sales.

Conclusion

Despite a year-over-year dip in overall passenger car sales, Tata Motors' performance in the EV and export segments shows promise. With the festive season beginning this month and major launches like the Sierra.ev lined up, Tata is poised for a stronger second half in 2025.

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