Tata Motors has reported strong commercial vehicle sales for the third quarter of FY26, touching 1,15,577 units in domestic and international markets. This marks a 21% rise from 95,770 units sold in Q3FY25. The company also registered 42,508 units sold in December 2025, up 25% from 33,875 units in December 2024.
Segment-wise performance remained robust. Heavy commercial vehicle (HCV) trucks rose 23% in Q3FY26 to 33,401 units, while ILMCV trucks saw a 26% rise to 20,033 units. Passenger carriers grew 7% to 10,691 units, and SCV cargo and pickups increased 15% to 43,793 units. Total domestic commercial vehicle sales reached 1,07,918 units, 18% higher than last year. International business also recorded strong momentum with a 70% jump to 7,659 units.
In Kolkata, the growth reflects improving infrastructure activity and logistics movement in eastern India. Dealers reported steady demand for HCV and SCV categories, supported by highway expansion, mining projects and rising cargo volumes. Market sentiment remains positive going into the next quarter.
Tata Motors MD & CEO Girish Wagh said the momentum from GST 2.0 and festive demand continued into Q3, boosting construction, mining and logistics activity. He added that government infrastructure spending and sectoral expansion are expected to further support growth in Q4FY26, positioning the company for continued strong performance.