Tata Motors global vehicle sales rose 13 percent in August from a year earlier, the company said, with sales at its key Jaguar Land Rover subsidiary rising 13 percent, less than in recent months.
Sales at the luxury British brand, a key driver of the company’s recent profit growth, rose 41 percent in July, 39 percent in June and 35 percent in May.
Reuters
Tata Motors, part of the salt-to-steel Tata Group conglomerate, sold a total of 97,225 vehicles in August. Overall passenger cars sales stood at 47,141 vehicles, a rise of 23 percent from a year earlier.
Tata sold 24,060 Jaguar Land Rover vehicles in the month. Commercial vehicle sales rose 4 percent to 50,084.
Reuters
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