Amid the nationwide coronavirus lockdown, Tata Motors' domestic sales were down by 84% in March 2020 to 11,012 units from 68,727 units on a yearly basis.

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The new subsidiary would be led by the current president of the EV business, Shailesh Chandra from April 1 while the current managing director of the PV business unit Mayank Pareek will retire from the company in February next year

Mayank Pareek, President, Passenger Vehicles Business Unit, Tata Motors Ltd said the outbreak of Covid-19 in China and a recent fire incident at one of strategic vendors affected the vehicle production and wholesale volumes

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Total passenger vehicle sales stood at 12,785 units in November as against 14,260 units in the same month previous year

Tata Motors share price gained 7.74 per cent to touch an intraday high of Rs 170.40 after opening flat at Rs 158.60 against previous closing price of Rs 158.15

Tata Motors on November 1 reported a 33% fall in its October 2019 sales to 41,354 units last month. The carmaker had sold 62,264 units in the same month last year

Industry volumes collated from the top 11 passenger vehicle makers that released their figures on Friday pointed to a marginal 1.5 per cent growth last month at 280,418 units against 276,398 units last year

Tata Motors share price rose up to 7.07% intra day to Rs 123.5 compared to the previous close of Rs 115.35 on BSE.  

All the major carmakers saw high double digit decline in September. There are some indications though that the worst of the downturn the auto industry has seen maybe over

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had on August 23 announced a few measures including 30 per cent depreciation for new vehicles and revoking the ban on purchasing vehicles for the government, to spur a turnaround but many in the industry felt the measures were too little too late.

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Tata Motors Limited along with TVS Auto Assist (TVS AA) today announced the introduction of Women Assist Program, a service initiative catering to the urgent service requirements of a woman driver on the move.

Tata Motors currently sells its entry-level hatchback Tiago with 1-litre diesel engine, compact sedan Tigor with 1.05-litre powertrain and older models like the Bolt and the Zest with a 1.3-litre diesel engine.

The industry has recorded de-growth for the 10th consecutive month. Weak consumer sentiments are reflected in this demand de growth and we have also been impacted,\" Tata Motors, President (PV) Mayank Pareek said

The company's passenger vehicle sales in the domestic market declined by 26 per cent to 12,694 units last month as compared with 17,235 units in April 2018