Tata Motors Model-Wise Sales April 2025 - Nexon, Punch, Tiago, Curvv, harrier, Safari

In April 2025, Tata Motors reported total domestic passenger vehicle (PV) sales of 45,199 units, reflecting a 6% year-on-year decline compared to April 2024 . Despite the overall dip, certain models like the Nexon and Tiago showcased positive growth, while others experienced declines.

Model	Units Sold	Year-on-Year (YoY) Change	Percentage of Total Sales
Nexon	15,457	+38%	34.2%
Punch	12,496	-35%	27.6%
Tiago	8,277	+22%	18.3%
Curvv	3,149	N/A	7.0%
Safari	1,340	-22%	3.0%
Harrier	1,012	-42%	2.2%
Altroz	2,172	-58%	4.8%
Tigor	1,296	-40%	2.9%
Total	45,199	-6%	100%

Key Highlights

Altroz and Tigor: Altroz faced a significant 58% drop with 2,172 units, while Tigor declined by 40%, selling 1,296 units, indicating a need to reassess strategies in these segments.

Nexon: Maintained its position as Tata’s best-selling model with 15,457 units sold, marking a 38% YoY growth. This strong performance underscores its continued popularity in the compact SUV segment.

Punch: Recorded 12,496 units, experiencing a 35% decline compared to April 2024. Despite the drop, it remains a significant contributor to Tata’s sales.

Tiago: Achieved 8,277 units, reflecting a 22% YoY increase, indicating steady demand in the hatchback segment.

Curvv: As a newer entrant, the Curvv sold 3,149 units. While YoY comparison isn’t available, its contribution signifies growing interest in Tata’s latest offerings.

Safari and Harrier: Both models saw declines, with Safari at 1,340 units (-22% YoY) and Harrier at 1,012 units(-42% YoY), suggesting challenges in the premium SUV segment.

Tata Motors’ total PV sales in April 2025 stood at 45,199 units, a 6% decrease from April 2024. The company’s performance was influenced by mixed results across its model range, with strong showings from Nexon and Tiago offset by declines in other segments.