The May 2025 sales figures for Tata Motors reveal a mixed performance, with only the Nexon and Tiago registering year-on-year growth, while most other models faced significant declines. The automaker slipped to 4th position in the Indian PV market, losing ground to Hyundai.
Tata Motors May 2025 Sales Breakdown
Rank | Model | May 2025 Sales | May 2024 Sales | YoY Change | Key Insight |
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1 | Tata Punch | 13,133 | 18,949 | -31% | Biggest drop despite strong volume. |
2 | Tata Nexon | 13,096 | 11,457 | +14% | Only SUV in growth, still a strong performer. |
3 | Tata Tiago | 6,407 | 5,927 | +8% | Affordable hatchback gains traction. |
4 | Tata Curvv | 3,063 | – | New | Early hype fading? |
5 | Tata Altroz | 2,779 | 4,983 | -44% | Facelift fails to boost demand. |
6 | Tata Safari | 1,109 | 1,661 | -33% | Losing out to rivals like Hyundai Alcazar. |
7 | Tata Tigor | 1,076 | 2,098 | -49% | Steepest decline in the lineup. |
8 | Tata Harrier | 894 | 1,625 | -45% | First time in triple digits—worrisome trend. |
Key Takeaways from Tata’s May 2025 Performance
1. Nexon & Tiago – The Only Winners
- Nexon (+14%) remains Tata’s best-selling SUV, benefiting from EV & ICE demand.
- Tiago (+8%) continues to attract budget hatchback buyers.
2. Punch Loses Momentum (-31%)
- Despite 13,133 units sold, demand dropped sharply from 18,949 in May 2024.
- Rising CNG & EV competition may be affecting sales.
3. Curvv’s Early Success Fading?
- After a strong debut, Curvv sales dipped to 3,063 units.
- Needs more aggressive marketing or price adjustments.
4. Harrier & Safari – Big SUVs, Big Declines
- Harrier (-45%) fell to under 1,000 units—a worrying sign.
- Safari (-33%) also struggling against rivals like Mahindra XUV700.
5. Altroz Facelift Fails to Impress
- New Altroz (launched recently) saw no sales boost (-44%).
- Premium hatchback segment remains challenging.
What’s Next for Tata Motors?
- Harrier EV launch (bookings from July 2025) could revive interest.
- Potential price cuts or discounts needed for Punch, Curvv, Harrier.
- More EV variants may help regain market share.