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Tata Motors Unveils EV Plans with Multiple Launches and Charging Infrastructure by 2030

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Tata Motors EV Strategy: New Launches by 2030

Business Honor
24 December, 2025

Tata Motors aims to invest ₹16,000 crore to enhance its electric vehicle line-up and nationwide charging network.

The Tata Passenger Electric Mobility, Tata Motors' electric vehicle division, is growing its vision for the future of EVs in India with plans for five additional EVs and a more extensive charging infrastructure by 2030. Success to date includes selling over 250,000 EVs, making Tata Motors the leader in India's electric passenger vehicle market. The launch of NEXON EV helped enable this milestone, with more than 100,000 sales of this vehicle alone, demonstrating strong customer interest.

Tata Motors' commitment to strategic growth includes investing ₹16000-₹18000 Crore from FY 25-FY2030 in order to develop new products as well as implement new technologies to support its position as a leader in the area of Electric Vehicles (EV) and Sustainable Transportation. Tata currently sells six different electric vehicles like Tigor EV, Punch EV, Nexon EV, Curvv EV and the Harrier EV to customers within the Indian market. Tata hopes to launch five more EVs by FY2030; the first of which will be an all-electric version of the Sierra planned for launch within the next calendar year.

Through the expansion of their product lines, Tata Motors is also making the expansion of an extensive network of charging points one of their focuses. Their goal is to build up a network of one million charging points across India by 2030, which includes 100,000 publicly accessible charging stations installed by Tata Motors. By adding to the number of charging points available to consumers, Tata Motors hopes to alleviate the consumer’s fear of range when purchasing an electric vehicle and increase accessibility of EVs. In addition, Tata Motors plans to further develop their sales and service network in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, in order to help all segments of the population adopt electric vehicles.