
Tata Motors is expanding its commercial vehicle portfolio with 17 new trucks, including electric and diesel models ranging from 7 to 55 tonnes, targeting diverse sectors like logistics, construction, and agriculture. The company aims to leverage the recent GST 2.0-driven market recovery, which boosted freight demand and registrations. Tata emphasizes disciplined pricing in upcoming electric bus tenders, factoring long-term operational risks. It also highlights the potential for electric trucks to achieve cost parity with diesel within three to five years, supported by safety upgrades and localization efforts.
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