Part of the Tata Group, Tata Motors (Formerly TML Commercial Vehicles) is India’s largest and a globally renowned manufacturer of utility vehicles, pick-ups, trucks, and buses. With decades of leadership in commercial mobility, the company is known for its innovation, reliability, and performance. Its advanced powertrains, connected technologies, and intelligent fleet solutions support a wide range of applications-from last-mile delivery to public transport while seamlessly driving the wheels of the nation’s economy. Guided by its brand promise Better Always, Tata Motors delivers future-ready solutions that enhance customer experience and drive sustainable growth. The company operates in India and South Korea, with a global presence across Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and SAARC countries.

Across its extensive product portfolio, it is on the way to integrating sustainability into every range. From the nimble Tata Ace EV in the small commercial vehicles category to the versatile Ultra T.7 in the light trucks segment, from the reliable Starbus in the buses range to the agile Tata Magic EV in the vans category, and the Prima E.28K in the MHCV range, sustainability is at the heart of each of these offerings. it is committed to ensuring that its entire range, spanning various vehicle types, contributes to a greener and more eco-conscious future.

As per the Composite Scheme of Arrangement sanctioned by the National Company Law Tribunal, Mumbai Bench, amongst Tata Motors, TML Commercial Vehicles (the Company) and Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles, the Company’s name was changed to Tata Motors from TML Commercial Vehicles (effective October 29, 2025), and its equity shares are listed on the BSE and the National Stock Exchange of India.

Business area of the company

Tata Motors is India’s largest and a globally renowned manufacturer of utility vehicles, pick-ups, trucks, and buses. In every market, its focus is on delivering value and partnering customers to success. The company operates in India and South Korea, with a global presence across Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and SAARC countries.

Product Portfolio

Small Trucks

• Tata Ace
• Tata Intra
• Tata Yodha

Trucks

• Tata Prima
• Tata Signa
• Tata Ultra line
• Tata LPT line

Busses and Vans

• Tata Starbus
• Tata ultra
• Tata Cityride
• Tata Magic
• Tata Winger

History and milestones

• 1954: Launched the first commercial vehicle, the TMB 312 truck.
• 1969: Telco begins to travel under the Tata Brand
• 1975: India road discovers the Tata 1210 semi-forward model
• 1983: The company commences manufacturing of heavy commercial vehicles.
• 1983: Tata LCV 407 from Telco
• 1986: The Tata 407 outperformed Indo-Jap competitors, including Eicher-Mitsubishi, CM Toyota, Swaraj Mazde and Allwyn-Nissan.
• 1995: Three of its trucks participated in the Geneva-Bombay rally, covering 8000 miles without a breakdown.
• 2004: Launch of Tata NOVUS by Tata Daewoo.
• 2005: Launch of a wide range of full built buses and coaches under the ‘Globus’ and ‘Starbus’ brands respectively.
• 2005: Launch of Tata ACE, India’s first mini truck
• 2007: Launch of Tata Magic, a comfortable and safe four-wheeler, developed on the Ace Platform.
• 2007: Launch of Tata Winger, India’s only maxi-van.
• 2009: Launch of Tata Prima range of world standard trucks.
• 2011: Launch of Tata Magic Iris.
• 2011: Launch of Tata Ace Zip.
• 2015: Launch of Tata Marcoplo’s new Magna luxury coach.
• 2017: launch of Tata Starbus Hybrid.
• 2017: Launch of Tata AMT bus.
• 2018: Launch of Tata Ace Gold.
• 2018: Launch of Nex-Gen ULTRA range of trucks.
• 2018: Launch of all-new Winger 15S, especially designed for tours and travel.
• 2020: Launch of the Signa 5525.S, India’s highest GCW prime mover (tractor) in the 4x2 segment.
• 2020: Launch of the Signa 4825.TK, India’s largest tipper truck.
• 2021: Launch of Ultra Sleek range.
• 2021: Introduced 21 commercial vehicles in one day.
• 2022: Launched the ACE EV.
• 2023: Tata Motors delivers first-of-its-kind Hydrogen Fuel Cell powered buses to Indian Oil.