If you are a Tata fan, the August 2025 sales report brings some mixed emotions. While some models performed brilliantly and kept the brand’s flag flying high, a few others lost ground due to rising competition. Let’s take a simple look at how Tata cars did last month.
Overall Sales Picture
In August 2025, Tata Motors sold 41,001 units across India. This was 7% lower YoY compared to August 2024 (44,142 units). But the positive side is that compared to July 2025 (39,521 units), Tata saw a 4% growth – showing that momentum is slowly picking up again.
Nexon – The Star Performer
The Nexon continued to lead the charge and remained Tata’s best-selling car.
- August 2025: 14,004 units
- August 2024: 12,289 units
- Growth: +14% YoY and +9% MoM
Clearly, Nexon’s popularity in the compact SUV segment is still very strong, and demand is steady.
Punch – Feeling the Heat
The Punch did not have a great month and faced a big drop.
- August 2025: 10,704 units
- August 2024: 15,643 units
- Decline: -32% YoY and -1% MoM
Rising competition in the entry-level SUV market seems to have dented Punch’s numbers.
Tiago and Altroz – Small Cars, Strong Results
Tata’s hatchbacks showed a mixed but interesting performance.
- Tiago: 5,250 units (+11% YoY, -6% MoM)
- Altroz: 3,959 units (+31% YoY, +1% MoM)
While Tiago slipped a little compared to last month, Altroz stood out with an impressive 31% yearly growth.
Tigor and Curvv – Facing Challenges
- Tigor: 805 units (-30% YoY, -17% MoM)
- Curvv: 1,703 units (-51% YoY, -15% MoM)
Both these models are struggling at the moment, especially the new Curvv coupe SUV, which has not yet found stable traction in the market.
Harrier and Safari – Big SUVs Holding Strong
Tata’s larger SUVs put up a solid show.
- Harrier: 3,087 units (+63% YoY, +39% MoM)
- Safari: 1,489 units (-24% YoY, +20% MoM)
The Harrier emerged as the biggest gainer this month, while Safari also bounced back compared to July 2025.
Final Take – Tata’s Festive Season Hopes
Even though Tata’s overall sales dropped 7% compared to last year, the month-on-month growth signals a positive trend. With GST 2.0 price cuts and the upcoming festive demand, Tata Motors is expected to regain momentum in the coming months.
Disclaimer:
This article is purely for informational purposes. The sales numbers and analysis are based on official reports and available data.v