Tata Confirms Launch Of Seven All-New Cars In India By FY2030

Seven new nameplates will include the return of the Sierra, two models under Avinya, along with two new EVs and ICE models.
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By Jaiveer Mehra

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Published on June 9, 2025

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  • Seven all-new models to launch by FY2030
  • Four ICE & EVs to launch in addition to Avinya siblings and Sierra
  • Plans to offer 15-plus nameplates in India by FY2030

At its recently held Investor Day 2025 presentation, Tata Motors revealed a range of updates coming to its passenger vehicle range. This included providing approximate timelines for the launch of the Sierra and the petrol Harrier and Safari. The carmaker also provided some insights into its product plans for the remainder of the decade, with seven all-new cars lined up for launch.

 

Also read: Tata Sierra Launch Confirmed For Second Half Of FY2026
 

Tata Sierra EV concept

Of these seven, three cars are known, the new Sierra is set to be the first of the all-new models headed our way, and it is expected to be followed by a pair of Avinya models, both previously previewed as concepts. The Sierra will arrive in both internal combustion and all-electric guise, while the pair of Avinya models are expected to be all-electric only.

 

Also read: Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025: Internal Combustion Tata Sierra Makes Global Debut

 

Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025 Tata Avinya X EV SUV Concept Showcased 1

Beyond the Avinyas, Tata has now confirmed that there will be another four all-new models that will arrive by FY2030. This will include a pair of internal combustion cars and a pair of all-electric models. Further details on these models are scarce at this point, though the car maker could look to revive a nameplate from its past to christen one of these four new models.

 

Also read: Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025: Tata Avinya X EV SUV Concept Showcased 
 

Tata has said that by FY2030, it plans to have a portfolio comprising 15 plus nameplates, including the seven new models. Aside from the all-new models, Tata has also confirmed that it will be introducing over 23 facelifted or updated models across its range of passenger vehicles in the coming half decade. These are likely to include updates to existing model lines as well as updates to models introduced down the line. 

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