Tata Motors FY2031 roadmap — Six new models, 10 EVs, and a 1.3 million unit production target
- 1Tata Motors plans to grow its PV lineup from 9 models to 15 by FY2031
- 2Six all-new nameplates to be launched over the next five years
- 3Manufacturing capacity to be scaled up to 1.3 million units per year
Tata Motors has used its Investor Day presentation in June 2026 to lay out a detailed product roadmap for the next five years. The company plans to expand its passenger vehicle lineup from nine models today to 15 by FY2031. This expansion will be driven by six all-new nameplates alongside over 20 product interventions including facelifts, powertrain upgrades, and feature refreshes across its existing portfolio. The target is an 18 to 20% share of the passenger vehicle market, up from current levels.
Tata Motors FY2031 roadmap — Six new nameplates
Tata has confirmed six all-new products as part of its FY2031 expansion. Among the most imminent is the Sierra EV, which debuts on June 30, and the Safari EV, expected around the festive season in 2026. Both are electric versions of existing ICE models. Beyond these, Tata has also signalled entry into the premium SUV space with a new ICE nameplate that would compete in the Toyota Fortuner, Skoda Kodiaq, and Hyundai Santa Fe price bracket, a segment Tata currently has no direct product for.
On the EV side, the Avinya range is expected to debut in early 2027, expanding into a full family of vehicles. Importantly, Tata has confirmed that the Avinya nameplate will remain BEV-only. A separate ICE product will be developed for the premium segment independently of the Avinya brand.
EV and CNG to play bigger roles
Tata is targeting a 30% EV mix within its passenger vehicle sales by FY2031, up significantly from current levels. The EV portfolio is expected to grow from the current six models to ten by the same period. CNG is also being positioned more aggressively. Tata's twin-cylinder CNG setup, which debuted on the Tiago CNG, is expected to spread across more models. The company sees CNG as a meaningful bridge fuel for buyers not yet ready to move to full electric.
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Annual sales and production ambitions
Tata Motors has set an annual passenger vehicle sales target of over 1.2 million units by FY2031. To support this, manufacturing capacity is being expanded to 1.3 million units per year. This is a significant scale-up from the company's current production base and will require investments across its existing plants as well as potential new facilities.
Market context
Tata currently holds around 12 to 13% of the Indian passenger vehicle market, depending on the month. An 18 to 20% share target by FY2031 would require consistent outperformance in segments it already occupies, as well as successful entries into new price brackets. The premium SUV space and a more aggressive EV lineup are the two clearest paths to that growth.
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