Tata Motors Gets ₹3,458 Cr in Government Incentives for FY25
Tata Motors received ₹3,458 crore in government incentives in FY25, up 16% from ₹2,871 crore in FY24. This includes ₹537 crore under the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme. The company attributed the recognition of ₹527 crore to FY24 PLI approvals and added accruals for FY25 based on Tata’s Component Approval (TCA).
Tata Motors Achieves Positive EBITDA in EV Business
Tata Motors became one of the first global manufacturers to achieve positive EBITDA in its electric vehicle segment. This milestone was driven by localisation, aggressive cost control, and PLI benefits, according to Shailesh Chandra, Managing Director of Tata Passenger Vehicles and Tata Passenger Electric Mobility.
He said, “We are confidently stepping into FY26 with a strategy built on strong execution and employee trust.”
200,000+ EVs Sold and 5 Billion Kilometres Covered
Tata Motors has sold over 200,000 electric vehicles, which have covered more than 5 billion kilometres. This shift to electric mobility has cut CO2 emissions by 700,000 metric tonnes, equivalent to planting 30 million trees, said Chandra.
Despite growing competition from domestic brands and global economic uncertainty, Chandra remains optimistic. “Advancing technologies and diverse EV adoption across markets will accelerate our production while enhancing customer value.”
Clean Mobility Focus for Commercial Vehicles
Girish Wagh, Executive Director of Tata Motors, emphasized ongoing investment in clean mobility for the commercial vehicle segment. The company continues to work on EVs, CNG, LNG, and hydrogen-powered vehicles to offer customers sustainable choices.
Wagh also highlighted exploration into software-defined vehicles, focusing on vehicle architecture and tech stacks to support the future of connected mobility.
Multi-Powertrain Strategy Drives Growth
Tata Motors’ multi-powertrain approach has increased the share of CNG and EVs to 36% of its overall portfolio. The automaker is also investing in advanced control software and hardware for EVs, aiming to boost performance and efficiency in upcoming models.
Looking Ahead: Safe, Clean, and Connected Mobility
Tata Motors remains focused on customer satisfaction, sustainable growth, and innovation. The company aims to shape a mobility future that is cleaner, safer, and smarter—reinforcing its leadership position in India’s electric vehicle ecosystem.
