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Tata Motors PV Q2FY27: JLR wholesales up 25%, UVC domestic sales surge

JLR Q2FY27 wholesale volumes rose 25% YoY to 82,400 units, driven by strong recovery in the UK (up 70% to 21,000 units) and North America (up 52% to 27,100 units). JLR retail volumes declined 7% YoY to 79,000 units; Jaguar retail fell to 800 units from 6,910 amid model wind-down ahead of electric lineup. Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, and Defender accounted for 77.6% of JLR wholesale volumes; Defender wholesales rose to 29,500 units from 21,300. Tata Motors PV domestic UVC segment (Nexon, Punch) sales surged to 1,19,324 units in Jul-Sept 2026 from 86,782 units in Jul-Sept 2025. UV1 segment (Curvv, Sierra) domestic sales jumped to 25,365 units from 5,274 units, reflecting ramp-up of newer models.

Tata Motors PV sees ₹162 crore in NSE block trades

Two block trades on NSE totaled approx ₹162 crore. First deal: 3,218,186 shares at ₹292.20 for ₹94.04 crore. Second deal: 2,319,152 shares at ₹293.00 for ₹67.95 crore. Combined volume exceeded 5.5 million shares.

JLR North America recalls 23,677 vehicles in the US

JLR North America is recalling 23,677 vehicles in the United States. The recall is associated with Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles.

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles ESG rating reaffirmed at B+ for FY26

SES ESG Research reaffirmed Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles' ESG rating at B+ for FY26. The adjusted ESG score stands at 77.9 based on public domain disclosures. The assessment was conducted independently without engagement from the company. Disclosure made under Regulation 30 of SEBI Listing Regulations on September 21, 2026.

Tata Motors PV receives ESG Leader rating of 72 for FY26

ESG rating revised to 72 under Leader category. Assessment conducted independently by NSE Sustainability. Based on public domain data for FY26 disclosures. No direct engagement between company and rater.

JLR targets £1.7bn savings, cuts 4,000 jobs in transformation plan

JLR targets £1.7 billion in savings over two years to support long-term growth. Global workforce to reduce by 4,000 roles, excluding direct manufacturing jobs. Savings will fund £15-18 billion investment in electrification and digital tech. Break-even point targeted at 300,000 units under "Growth Reimagined" strategy. Company currently employs 43,000 people globally.