Tata Motors To Expand Portfolio From 9 To 15 Models By FY2031: Six New Nameplates On The Way

Tata Motors has outlined a product roadmap to grow its passenger vehicle portfolio from nine models currently to 15 by FY2031. The plan includes six new nameplates and over 20 facelifts, refreshes and feature updates across its existing range over the next five years.

Tata Motors is targeting an 18-20 percent share of the passenger vehicle market by the end of the decade, supported by annual sales of more than 1.2 million units, up from around 6.4 lakh units currently. Manufacturing capacity is also set to rise from about 9 lakh units to 1.3 million units within two to three years.

Six New Nameplates Planned

Tata's expansion plans will be backed by six new nameplates spanning both ICE and EV powertrains. One of these will reportedly be a premium ICE SUV positioned separately from the upcoming Avinya range, which will remain a BEV-only nameplate. This new model is expected to compete in the price bracket occupied by the Toyota Fortuner, MG Majestor, Skoda Kodiaq and similar rivals.

Tata is also said to be eyeing the three-row MPV segment, currently led by models like the Maruti Ertiga, Maruti XL6 and Kia Carens Clavis, with an SUV-styled three-row offering aimed at both private and commercial buyers.

Sierra.ev, Safari.ev And Avinya On The Way

Among the immediate launches are the Sierra.ev, scheduled to debut on June 30, and the Safari.ev, expected to arrive by the festive season this year. The Avinya EV range is also expected to be introduced within the next year, with the brand reportedly set to make its production debut in early 2027.

EV And CNG Portfolio To Grow

Tata Motors is targeting a 30 percent EV mix within its passenger vehicle lineup by FY2031, translating to annual EV sales of roughly 3.5-4 lakh units, a three to four-fold jump over current volumes. The EV portfolio itself is set to expand from six models to 10 nameplates.

Tata Motors expects EVs to account for 15-20 percent of India's overall passenger vehicle market by FY2031, with EVs and CNG vehicles together making up around 45 percent of industry volumes by then.

The existing lineup comprises nine ICE models and seven electric counterparts. To support its expanded volume targets, Tata Motors plans to scale up annual manufacturing capacity to 1.3 million units, supported by investments in new facilities and structural expansion across its existing plants in Pune, Sanand, Ranjangaon and Panapakkam.