Tata Motors Limited reported a strong performance in its commercial vehicle business in October 2026, with CV sales registering a 27% year-on-year increase. The company sold 47,652 commercial vehicles across domestic and international markets during the month, compared with 37,530 units in October 2025, supported by growth across key vehicle segments and a sharp rise in international sales.
Domestic CV sales stood at 39,784 units during October 2026, registering 13% growth compared with 35,108 units in the corresponding month last year.
Among the domestic segments, passenger carriers recorded the highest year-on-year growth of 20%, with sales increasing to 3,826 units from 3,184 units in October 2025. ILMCV trucks followed with 17% growth, reaching 7,213 units compared with 6,169 units a year earlier.
Heavy Commercial Vehicle (HCV) truck sales increased by 12% to 12,030 units, up from 10,737 units in October 2025. Meanwhile, SCV cargo and pickup sales grew 11% to 16,715 units from 15,018 units in the year-ago period.
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Tata Motors also reported strong growth in its international business, with sales rising 225% year-on-year to 7,868 units in October 2026, as compared to 2,422 units in October 2025.
In the Medium, Heavy and Intermediate Commercial Vehicle (MH&ICV) category, domestic sales stood at 19,263 units in October 2026, as compared to 16,624 units in October 2025, representing 16% growth. Domestic and international sales of MH&ICV vehicles together reached 20,712 units, up 16% from 17,827 units in the corresponding month last year.
With total commercial vehicle sales crossing 47,000 units in October 2026, Tata Motors has continued its growth momentum across domestic and international markets, with international business emerging as a significant contributor to the overall performance.
