Tata Motors hits the road; 9,00,000th vehicle rolls out of Lucknow plant

Tata Motors celebrated a significant milestone as it marked the rollout of its 9,00,000th vehicle from its cutting-edge Lucknow facility. The event, graced by Mr. Durga Shanker Mishra, Chief Secretary of the Government of Uttar Pradesh, along with senior representatives from Tata Motors, underscored the company’s commitment to innovation and sustainability in manufacturing.

Spread across 600 acres, the Lucknow facility exemplifies Tata Motors’ dedication to eco-friendly practices, recognized by the Confederation of Indian Industry as a water-positive plant. The incorporation of a 6MW solar power plant significantly reduces carbon emissions, aligning with the company’s focus on green mobility solutions.Since its establishment in 1992, the Lucknow plant has been instrumental in producing a diverse range of commercial vehicles, including electric and fuel cell electric buses. Mr. Mishra commended Tata Motors for its pivotal role in advancing safer and greener mobility solutions, as well as its commitment to women’s empowerment, with over 22% of new hires being women.

Mr. Vishal Badshah, Vice President and Head of Operations at Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles, emphasized the plant’s contribution to the production of advanced electric buses, highlighting Uttar Pradesh’s significance as a key market. Meanwhile, Mr. Mahesh Suguru, Plant Head at Lucknow, attributed the milestone to the facility’s focus on excellence and innovation. Tata Motors’ commitment to gender inclusivity is evident, with women constituting one-third of the technical workforce at the Lucknow facility. Through specialized training and workshops, the company continues to nurture the skills of its women employees, furthering their advancement in the manufacturing industry.