Tata recorded sales of 68,810 units in September 2026, up 15.32% YoY, while July–September volumes reached 1.97 lakh units, led by Punch and Nexon.
Tata Motors registered passenger vehicle sales of 68,810 units in September 2026, compared with 59,667 units in September 2025. This translated into growth of 15.32%, adding 9,143 units over the year-ago month. Sales also increased 5.45% over the 65,253 units recorded in August 2026.
Tata Sales Breakup September 2026
Nexon led with 20,456 units, finishing just 123 units ahead of Punch. While Nexon sales declined 9.38% from 22,573 units in September 2025, they increased 10.99% over August’s 18,431 units. It contributed 29.73% of Tata’s September volumes.
Punch followed with 20,333 units, growing 27.95% from 15,891 units a year earlier. However, sales declined 4.63% compared with 21,320 units in August. Its contribution stood at 29.55%. Sierra ranked third with 7,205 units and a 10.47% share of Tata’s monthly sales. Volumes increased 28.16% over August’s 5,622 units, with no comparable sales recorded in September 2025.
Tiago followed at 7,043 units, down 15.37% YoY and 17.50% MoM. Harrier recorded 3,082 units, declining 26.29% from September 2025 and 13.84% from August 2026. Altroz also posted declines on both counts, with 2,944 units representing a 29.37% YoY drop and a 3.38% MoM reduction.
Curvv Grows, Aeris Adds 2,406 Units
Curvv delivered one of the strongest growth performances in Tata’s September lineup. Sales reached 2,610 units, up 66.67% from 1,566 units a year earlier and 37.08% over August’s 1,904 units. Newly launched Aeris contributed 2,406 units, accounting for 3.50% of Tata’s September sales.
Safari recorded 2,045 units, growing 2.25% YoY and 4.71% MoM. Tigor completed the lineup with 686 units, down 28.99% YoY and 20.42% MoM. Sierra and Aeris together contributed 9,611 units against no year-ago volumes.
Tata Q3 CY2026 Sales Rise 40.29%
For the July–September quarter of calendar year 2026, Tata recorded 1,96,674 units, compared with 1,40,189 units in Q3 CY2025. This represented growth of 40.29%, or an additional 56,485 units. Punch led the quarter with 62,966 units, up 68.45% from 37,380 units a year earlier. It accounted for 32.02% of Tata’s quarterly volumes.
Nexon followed with 56,358 units, growing 14.08% and contributing 28.66%. Together, the two represented approximately 60.67% of quarterly sales. Tiago ranked third with 23,009 units, up 20.17%, followed by Sierra at 19,154 units. Harrier grew 5.02% to 9,960 units, while Altroz declined 26.42% to 8,853 units.
Curvv recorded 6,211 units, up 17.77%, and Safari grew 15.22% to 5,451 units. Aeris contributed 2,406 units, while Tigor declined 15.81% to 2,306 units. Punch alone added 25,586 units over Q3 CY2025, making it the largest contributor to Tata’s quarterly volume increase. Sierra added another 19,154 units, with these two model families accounting for most of the company’s overall growth during the quarter.
