Tata Motors is set to significantly expand its manufacturing operations. The company has instructed its suppliers to prepare for a monthly production capacity of 1 lakh passenger vehicles beginning in the 2028 financial year.
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This move addresses current supply chain constraints that have kept average monthly output at approximately 65,000 units, falling short of the company's 75,000-unit target. To support this growth, the manufacturer has committed to an investment of Rs 37,500 crore to Rs 40,000 crore between 2027 and 2031.
Strategic goals for this period include:
- Reaching a 20 percent share of the domestic market.
- Increasing annual production capacity to 13 lakh units.
- Expanding the vehicle portfolio with six new models by the end of 2030.
Future plans include the introduction of next-generation Nexon models and the Avinya electric vehicle series. These investments aim to capitalize on the increasing consumer interest in electric mobility and rising demand across the company's passenger vehicle range.
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