By Ayush Arya

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Tata Motors reported record-breaking sales in September 2025, led by strong demand across its SUV, EV, and CNG lineups. The company sold 60,907 passenger vehicles during the month, marking its highest-ever monthly sales and a 47 percent year-on-year increase. The Nexon stood out as the company’s best-selling model, crossing 22,500 units in September. This not only made it the highest monthly sales tally for the Nexon but also the best-ever monthly sales figure recorded for any Tata passenger vehicle. The model continues to lead in both petrol/diesel and EV versions. The Harrier and Safari also set a new benchmark with their highest-ever combined sales. The recently launched Adventure X edition has struck a chord with buyers, while the rollout of multiple powertrain options has expanded their appeal. Tata did not disclose exact model-wise numbers but confirmed this was the strongest month yet for both SUVs. Also Read: Jaguar Land Rover, Norton, Royal Enfield – 8 International Brands Owned By Indian Auto Companies The Punch continued its strong run in the compact SUV category, maintaining volumes above 18,000 units for the second straight month. The model has emerged as a consistent performer for Tata Motors, reinforcing its position as one of the most popular small SUVs in India. CNG-powered vehicles delivered their best-ever performance, with 17,800 units sold during the month. Demand was driven by models like the Tiago CNG, Tigor CNG, and the newly added CNG variants of the Punch and Altroz. Year-on-year, CNG volumes more than doubled, growing 105 percent. Electric vehicles also delivered record results, with 9,191 units sold in September; a 96 percent jump over last year. The Nexon EV led the EV portfolio, while the Tiago EV and Punch EV contributed strongly. The Harrier EV, though early in its launch phase, also added momentum. Also Read: Suzuki Unveils New Logo After 22 Years — What’s Changed? For the July–September quarter (Q2 FY26), Tata Motors recorded total wholesales of 1,44,397 units, reflecting a 10 percent increase over last year. EV sales for the quarter stood at nearly 25,000 units, accounting for 17 percent of total volumes. Together, EV and CNG models represented 44 percent of the company’s passenger vehicle sales. On the global front, Tata Motors reported a five-fold rise in international business volumes, supported by its entry into the South African market.