Tata Car Sales Breakup Oct 2026 – Nexon, Punch, Tiago, Sierra, Aeris, Harrier, Altroz, Curvv, Safari

Tata Motors sold 73,894 cars in October 2026, up 20.87% YoY and 7.39% MoM. Sierra and Aeris together accounted for nearly 88% of the net year-on-year gain.

Tata Motors recorded sales of 73,894 passenger vehicles in October 2026, up from 61,134 units a year earlier and 68,810 units in September 2026. That translates to an increase of 12,760 units year-on-year and 5,084 units month-on-month. Nexon and Punch remained Tata’s two biggest sellers, with both clearing 20,000 units for the second consecutive month. Newly launched Aeris posted the biggest month-on-month gain in the lineup, adding 1,599 units over September.

Nexon And Punch Account For 57.5% Of Tata Sales

Nexon led the lineup with 21,966 units. Sales were down 0.53% from 22,083 units in October last year and up 7.38% from 20,456 units in September. Nexon accounted for 29.73% of Tata’s October volumes and widened its lead over Punch from 123 units in September to 1,441 units in October.

Punch sold 20,525 units, up 22.10% from 16,810 units a year earlier and 0.94% from 20,333 units in September. The Punch range added 3,715 units year-on-year, the biggest gain among Tata models with sales in October 2025. Nexon and Punch together contributed 42,491 units, or 57.5% of Tata’s October sales.

Tiago inished third with 8,043 units. Sales fell 9.12% from 8,850 units a year earlier, while volumes rose 14.20% from 7,043 units in September. The Tiago range added exactly 1,000 units month-on-month, behind only Aeris and Nexon in absolute gains.

Sierra Holds Steady, Aeris Rises 66.46% MoM

Sierra sales have started growing after launch of recent new variants. It recorded 7,205 units, matching September’s tally. The range ranked fourth and accounted for 9.75% of Tata’s October sales. Aeris followed in fifth place with 4,005 units, up 66.46% from 2,406 units in September.

Harrier sold 3,895 units, down 13.12% from 4,483 units a year earlier and up 26.38% from 3,082 units in September. The range added 813 units month-on-month and finished just 110 units behind Aeris. Altroz placed seventh with 3,257 units, down 13.61% from 3,770 units a year earlier and up 10.63% from 2,944 units in September.

Curvv Grows YoY, Safari Improves Over September

Curvv sold 2,377 units, up 65.99% from 1,432 units in October 2025. Sales declined 8.93% from 2,610 units in September. Safari followed 90 units behind with 2,287 units, down 8.88% from 2,510 units a year earlier and up 11.83% from 2,045 units in September. Safari EV is expected to be launched early next year, which will help boost sales as 7 seater EV demand is on the rise.

Tigor rounded out the lineup with 334 units, down 72.07% from 1,196 units a year earlier and 51.31% from 686 units in September. Curvv and Tigor were the only Tata model lines to decline month-on-month. Aeris and Nexon alone added 3,109 units over September, accounting for just over 61% of Tata’s net monthly increase.