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Tata Motors PVeh (500570) Nov 2025 Filing Analysis

01 · Management Credibility

Does management do what it says?

RevisedGST rationalization potential for hybrids and EVs
50/100

Management has maintained the ~5% industry growth outlook but noted a resurgence in demand following GST 2.0, with industry growth hitting 17% in October 2025. (1 revised across 1 tracked commitment)

Industry grew 5% in Sep’25 and 17% in Oct’25... Operating environment improves due to GST 2.0 driving price reduction for PVs by up to ~10%

Tata Motors PVeh · Investor PPT · Nov 2025 · p.27
RevisedStructural shift from hatchbacks to SUVs redefining market economics
50/100

The Sierra launch occurred in December 2025, representing a minor one-month delay from the previously guided November timeline. (1 revised across 1 tracked commitment)

One launch of new Sierra in November 2025 will be one of the key drivers for volume increase and profitability improvement for the business

Tata Motors PVeh · Concall Transcript · Nov 2025 · p.7
RevisedContinuous premiumisation driving average selling price inflation
50/100

The price hike originally planned for January has been pushed to February 2026. (1 revised across 1 tracked commitment)

Yeah, so, in Jan, in Q4, we will take the price increase typically, what we generally do. For the last nine months, we have not been able to, but with the commodity prices increased, we need to pass it on.

Tata Motors PVeh · Concall Transcript · Nov 2025 · p.9
Festive season demand providing annual sales peak

Management expects the Indian PV industry to achieve double-digit volume growth in the second half of the fiscal year. — target: Double-digit growth (+1 more commitment)

So I believe that this should be in double-digit. The way we have seen in September and October, the industry has grown by 5% and 17%.

Tata Motors PVeh · Concall Transcript · Nov 2025 · p.11

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02 · Business Model

How durable is the business?

Festive season demand providing annual sales peak
80/100

The domestic PV business expanded revenue by 15.6% YoY, driven by a resurgence in demand following GST 2.0 price cuts and strong festive performance. (1 expanding)

Q2: Revenue ₹13.5K Cr, EBITDA 5.8%... YoY + 15.6 %

Tata Motors PVeh · Investor PPT · Nov 2025 · p.25

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03 · Future Growth

Where does growth come from?

Continuous premiumisation driving average selling price inflation

The shift away from petrol is accelerating, with alternate powertrains (EV, CNG, Diesel) now accounting for 58% of the mix in Q2 FY26 compared to 42% in FY24. (1 accelerating across 1 signal)

Alternate powertrains continue to grow in salience – now at 45% of mix [Note: Petrol dropped to 42%]

Tata Motors PVeh · Investor PPT · Nov 2025 · p.23

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