Tata Motors delivered a strong performance in November 2025, driven primarily by robust SUV demand and consistent sales in the compact segment. While some models faced predictable post-festive corrections, overall momentum remained positive, reaffirming Tata’s position as one of India’s fastest-growing passenger vehicle brands.
The month’s data highlights clear market trends: compact SUVs continue to dominate consumer interest, premium SUVs show strong YoY gains, and entry-level sedans and crossovers face increasing pressure.
Tata Motors November 2025 Sales Overview
| Model | Nov’25 Sales | Nov’24 Sales | YoY Growth (%) | Oct’25 Sales | MoM Growth (%) |
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| Nexon | 22,434 | 15,329 | 46% | 22,083 | 2% |
| Punch | 18,753 | 15,435 | 21% | 16,810 | 12% |
| Tiago | 5,988 | 5,319 | 13% | 8,850 | -32% |
| Harrier | 3,771 | 1,374 | 174% | 4,483 | -16% |
| Altroz | 3,013 | 2,083 | 45% | 3,770 | -20% |
| Safari | 1,895 | 1,563 | 21% | 2,510 | -25% |
| Curvv | 1,094 | 5,101 | -79% | 1,432 | -24% |
| Tigor | 488 | 859 | -43% | 1,196 | -59% |
Top Performers: Nexon & Punch Continue to Lead Tata’s Charge
1. Nexon: A Dominant Market Leader with 46% YoY Growth

The Tata Nexon once again topped Tata’s charts with 22,434 units, showcasing:
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46% YoY growth, indicating sustained demand
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2% MoM improvement, despite festive season tapering
The Nexon’s multi-powertrain strategy (petrol, diesel, EV), refreshed design, and safety-first narrative continue to attract a wide audience across urban and semi-urban markets.
2. Punch: Strong Momentum with Double-Digit MoM Growth

The Tata Punch posted 18,753 units, delivering:
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21% YoY growth
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12% MoM rise
Punch’s micro-SUV formula — compact dimensions, SUV stance, and CNG availability — continues to resonate strongly with first-time buyers and young families.
The Punch EV buzz has also strengthened brand perception in this price band.
Premium SUV Segment: Harrier & Safari Show Strong YoY Gains
Harrier: Massive 174% YoY Jump Despite MoM Dip
The Harrier recorded 3,771 units, marking:
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174% YoY growth, one of the strongest increases in the segment
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16% MoM decline, following a peak in October’s festive demand
The new Harrier facelift, upgraded interiors, ADAS features, and improved ride quality are driving renewed interest.
Safari: Stable YoY Growth, Predictable MoM Correction
The Safari achieved 1,895 units, showing:
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21% YoY rise
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25% MoM decline
The post-festive dip is expected, but the YoY rise confirms that the new-generation Safari is gaining traction among premium SUV buyers seeking comfort, space, and features.
Hatchbacks: Mixed Results for Altroz & Tiago
Altroz: Strong YoY Growth, MoM Decline
The Altroz recorded 3,013 units, with:
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45% YoY growth, indicating persistent demand
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20% MoM drop, reflecting post-festive normalization
The Altroz remains a favorite among buyers wanting a premium-feeling hatchback with a 5-star safety rating.
Tiago: Sharp MoM Correction After Festive Boost
The Tata Tiago saw 5,988 units, delivering:
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13% YoY rise
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A steep 32% MoM decline
Reasons for the dip:
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Tiago EV buyers likely advanced purchases to October
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Demand temporarily softening after festive promotions
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Increasing preference for crossover-style alternatives
Nevertheless, Tiago continues to be an essential model for Tata’s entry-level volumes.
Sedans & Crossovers: Curvv & Tigor Under Pressure
Curvv: Sharp Declines Highlight Positioning Challenges
The Curvv registered 1,094 units, reflecting:
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79% YoY decline
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24% MoM drop
This indicates:
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Strong cannibalization by the Nexon and Punch
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Higher competition in compact crossover segments
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A possible need for variant restructuring or pricing updates
Curvv hasn’t yet matched Tata’s expectations in scaling volumes.
Tigor: Downturn Continues in Compact Sedan Segment
The Tigor recorded only 488 units, marking:
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43% YoY decline
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59% MoM fall
Reasons:
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Sedan segment shrinking
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Strong preference for SUVs, even in budget categories
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Tiago and Punch capturing its potential buyers
Tigor EV retains fleet presence, but retail demand remains limited.
Key Trends in Tata Motors’ November 2025 Sales
1. SUV Superiority Remains Tata’s Biggest Strength
Nexon, Punch, Harrier, and Safari continue to dominate volumes and market perception.
2. Premium SUVs Show Strong YoY Momentum
Harrier & Safari facelifts have significantly improved appeal and traction.
3. Hatchback Segment Shows Mixed Signals
Altroz performed well, while Tiago faced predictable correction after a strong October.
4. Sedan Market Weakness Persists
Tigor’s decline underscores the decreasing relevance of compact sedans in India.
5. Curvv Needs Strategic Repositioning
Competition from Maruti Fronx and Hyundai Exter is impacting Curvv’s market position.
Strategic Recommendations for Tata Motors
1. Boost Curvv’s Appeal with Better Pricing & Variant Depth
More affordable entry variants or refreshed styling updates could revive its trajectory.
2. Expand EV Lineup Availability
Nexon EV, Punch EV, and Tiago EV should be prioritized to capitalize on rising EV demand.
3. Strengthen Marketing for Premium SUVs
Harrier & Safari success should be leveraged through targeted campaigns and extended warranty packs.
4. Enhance Rural Distribution for Tiago & Altroz
Rural and semi-urban markets can offset periodic MoM dips in these models.
5. Improve Production Planning for High-Demand SUVs
Nexon and Punch sales momentum must be supported with consistent supply.
Market Outlook: Tata Enters December with Strong Momentum
Based on November’s performance:
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Nexon and Punch will continue driving volume
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Harrier & Safari will remain strong YoY performers
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Hatchback and sedan categories may flatten
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Curvv’s outlook depends on strategic adjustments
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EV portfolio will increasingly shape Tata’s market leadership
Tata remains among the strongest contenders in India’s SUV and electric mobility landscape.
Conclusion
The Tata Motors November 2025 sales data reveals a compelling mix of dominant SUV performance, robust YoY momentum across key models, and expected post-festive corrections. With Nexon and Punch leading the charge and Harrier showing extraordinary YoY growth, Tata consolidates its position as a top player in India’s rapidly evolving SUV-driven market.
To sustain this momentum, Tata must refine its sedan and crossover strategy, expand EV offerings, and continue strengthening premium SUV visibility. With the right moves, Tata is well-positioned for a strong finish to FY2025.




