Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles, India’s largest electric car maker, plans to expand its electric vehicle lineup by adding five new models, with the aim of offering options across all price segments for Indian buyers, reports Autocar Professional.
The company said on Tuesday that it will enter the premium electric vehicle space with its Avinya brand by the end of 2026. This will follow the launch of the Sierra EV and the Punch EV during the year.
In addition to these models, Tata Motors will introduce three entirely new electric vehicle brands. Managing Director Shailesh Chandra said the company plans to add a total of five new electric vehicle nameplates to its portfolio by the 2030 financial year.
As part of this expansion, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles will roll out a sport utility vehicle under the Avinya name. The company also plans to create a separate retail network for the Avinya brand, with details of the sales and distribution strategy to be shared later.
Speaking to the media while marking the milestone of 250,000 electric vehicle sales, Chandra said Tata Motors will invest between Rs 16,000 crore and Rs 18,000 crore in Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Ltd by the end of the decade. He said most of this investment will be directed towards vehicle platforms, manufacturing facilities and new products.
At present, Tata Motors offers electric models such as the Nexon EV, Harrier EV, Punch EV, Tiago EV and Curvv EV. Since introducing its first electric vehicle, the company has sold a total of 2.5 lakh units.
Chandra said the sales milestone reflects the company’s long-term confidence in electric mobility in India. He added that Tata Motors’ approach, supported by a wider group network that includes vehicle production, charging infrastructure, locally made components and financing options, has helped address early challenges in the market.
He said the growing sales numbers show that electric vehicles in India are no longer limited to early adopters and are becoming a mainstream choice. According to him, the company is now focused on the next stage of growth, which will involve reaching more customers, improving vehicle features and strengthening after-sales and charging support.
To support the expected rise in electric vehicle use, Tata Motors plans to sharply expand charging infrastructure. The company aims to enable access to one million charging points by 2030, including 100,000 public charging stations across the country.
