Tata Motors vehicles have always been the first choice of customers in India. Due to strong safety features, affordable price and strong performance, this brand has maintained its special identity in the Indian market. However, the sales figures for February 2025 have disappointed a bit. This month Tata Motors sold 46,811 units, which is less than the 51,267 units sold in February 2024 last year. The main reason for this decline is believed to be the recent slowdown in the automobile industry and high financing rates.
Total sales of Tata Motors in February 2025
In February this year, Tata Motors has registered a total sale of 46,811 units. This figure has been prepared by combining sales from both domestic and international markets. 51,267 units were sold in the same month last year, which clearly shows that sales have declined by 9 percent this year.
If we talk about electric car sales, Tata Motors has sold a total of 5,343 electric vehicles in February 2025. At the same time last year, the company sold 6,923 electric cars. This means that Tata’s electric car sales have also declined by 22.82 percent.
Huge jump in exports
Despite seeing a decline in domestic sales, Tata Motors has performed brilliantly in terms of exports. The company exported a total of 376 units in February 2025, while this figure was only 54 units in February 2024. That is, there has been an increase of 596.30 percent in exports on an annual basis.
Sales decline on monthly basis too
Tata Motors’ sales have also declined as compared to January 2025. In January 2025, the company sold a total of 48,076 units, while in February this number came down to 46,811. That is, Tata Motors’ sales have declined by 3.41 percent on a monthly basis.
If we look at the total sales, Tata Motors got 46,811 new customers in February 2025, including the domestic market and exports. However, this number was about 9 percent less than last year, which clearly shows that the company is facing some challenges in the market.
What is the reason for the decline in sales
Market experts believe that the current slowdown in the automobile sector is leading to a decline in sales. Rising interest rates, expensive auto loans and economic factors affecting the purchasing power of customers have also affected the sales of Tata Motors.