Tata’s EV Milestones and Roadmap
The announcement comes on the back of Tata Motors achieving a significant milestone of 2.5 lakh EV sales in just five years. The Nexon EV alone created history by becoming the first electric car in India to cross the one lakh sales mark. Building on this momentum, Tata plans to expand its EV ecosystem with new launches, improved localization, and enhanced infrastructure support.
In calendar year 2026, Tata will first introduce the Sierra EV and a facelifted Punch EV. Towards the closing months of the year, the Avinya range will make its debut, marking Tata’s entry into the premium born-electric segment.
The Avinya lineup has already been previewed through concept models, showcasing futuristic design and advanced technology. Internally, Tata is evaluating multiple models under the Avinya banner, codenamed P1 through P5. The first model, P1, is in advanced development and is expected to rival Mahindra’s upcoming born-electric SUVs such as the XEV 9e and BE 6.
Future derivatives could include a midsize SUV around 4.4 metres in length and a large three-row luxury utility vehicle stretching close to 4.9 metres. Among these, the P4 is expected to be a lifestyle SUV comparable to global luxury offerings. Collectively, Tata aims to achieve annual Avinya volumes of nearly one lakh units by the end of the decade.
Manufacturing and Investment Plans
The first Avinya model will be manufactured at Tata’s Sanand facility in Gujarat, while future models may roll out from a proposed plant in Tamil Nadu. To support this ambitious expansion, Tata is believed to be planning an investment exceeding USD 1 billion. This will ensure robust product development, localization, and ecosystem growth.
Strategic Partnership with JLR
To strengthen its premium positioning, Tata has entered into a strategic agreement with Jaguar Land Rover to license the EMA platform. This collaboration will allow Tata to deliver globally competitive EVs while maintaining affordability through localized production. The partnership highlights Tata’s intent to blend cutting-edge technology with Indian manufacturing strength.
Future Outlook
By FY2030, Tata Motors expects its EV portfolio to include at least five all-new nameplates, supported by regular facelifts and feature updates. The Avinya series will play a central role in this roadmap, symbolizing Tata’s transition into a new era of sustainable mobility.