Tata Motors Electric Vehicle Expansion Plan Through FY 2030

On December 23, Tata Motors confirmed an ambitious roadmap to accelerate electric mobility in India, outlining a multi-year product and infrastructure strategy that reinforces its leadership in the domestic EV market. The Tata Motors electric vehicle expansion plan focuses on new model launches, premium electric offerings, and a large-scale charging ecosystem rollout aligned with India’s long-term electrification goals.
Five New EV Nameplates Planned by FY 2030
As part of the Tata Motors electric vehicle expansion plan, the company will introduce five new EV nameplates by FY 2030, ending March 31, 2030. This expanded portfolio is designed to address mass-market demand while strengthening Tata Motors’ presence across multiple electric passenger vehicle segments.
Key launches scheduled include:

• Sierra.ev, expected to enter the market in 2026

• A refreshed Punch.ev, also planned for 2026

• The Avinya range of premium luxury EVs, targeted for launch by the end of 2026

These additions underline the company’s intent to scale both volume-driven and premium electric offerings within a short timeframe.
Premium EV Strategy Anchored by Avinya Brand
The Avinya lineup represents a strategic move into higher-end electric mobility. Positioned as a premium luxury EV range, Avinya is expected to showcase advanced design, next-generation platforms, and improved efficiency, helping Tata Motors compete in emerging premium EV segments while enhancing brand perception in the electric vehicle space.
Charging Infrastructure Expansion Under TATA.ev Framework
Beyond vehicle launches, the Tata Motors electric vehicle expansion plan places strong emphasis on charging infrastructure. Through the TATA.ev Open Collaboration framework, the company aims to deploy:

• 400,000 charge points by 2027

• Over 30,000 public fast chargers within this network

Looking further ahead, Tata Motors is targeting:

• One million total charge points by 2030

• 100,000 public charge points nationwide by the same year

This infrastructure push is intended to reduce range anxiety and support faster EV adoption across urban and intercity corridors.
Growing EV Parcels and Market Leadership
Currently, more than 250,000 TATA.ev vehicles are already operating on Indian roads. Tata Motors commands a dominant position in the electric passenger vehicle market, accounting for nearly two-thirds, or around 66 percent, of total EV passenger car sales in India. This scale provides a strong foundation for executing its long-term electrification strategy.
By combining aggressive product launches with a rapidly expanding charging network, Tata Motors is positioning itself to shape India’s electric mobility ecosystem through the remainder of the decade while maintaining its leadership in the fast-evolving EV market.