Tata Motors Share Price Today-Tata Motors, a flagship of India’s auto industry and part of the Tata Group, continues to evolve amid the shift to electric vehicles (EVs) and global luxury demand through Jaguar Land Rover (JLR). As of late January 2026 (latest available trading data before February 1), the company’s share prices reflect the significant Composite Scheme of Arrangement demerger effective October 1, 2025. This split separated the Commercial Vehicles (CV) business into Tata Motors Limited (formerly TML Commercial Vehicles Ltd., ticker often TMCV.NS) and consolidated Passenger Vehicles (PV) including EVs and JLR into Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd.
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Current Share Prices (as of Jan 30/31, 2026 close):
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd (TMPV): Around ₹348-350.05 (down ~0.5% intraday), with day’s range ₹348-353. 52-week high/low: ₹755 / ₹335.60. Market cap ~₹1.29 lakh crore. Low PE (~1.37 TTM) reflects recent volatility and one-offs.
Tata Motors Ltd (CV-focused, TMCV.NS): Around ₹458.50 (down ~2.5% from previous close of ₹470.20). Day’s high/low: ₹485.40 / ₹450.55. 52-week high/low: ₹485.40 / ₹306.30.
Recent Performance and Q3 FY26 Results: The demerged CV business (Tata Motors Ltd) reported Q3 FY26 consolidated net profit of ₹705 crore, down 48% YoY from ₹1,355 crore, primarily due to one-time charges of ~₹15.45 billion (demerger costs and new labour code impacts). Revenue grew 16-17% YoY to ~₹21,800-21,847 crore, driven by strong domestic demand, festive season, GST benefits, and 20% YoY wholesales growth (116.8k units), with exports up 70%. EBITDA margins remained healthy in double-digits
Key Drivers and Outlook for 2026:
EV Leadership: Tata Motors is India’s EV pioneer with models like Nexon.ev (465km range) and upcoming launches on advanced platforms. Government incentives and falling battery costs support growth.
JLR Luxury Recovery: Despite near-term disruptions, strong brand appeal in Range Rover and Defender lines, plus electrification plans, position it for rebound amid global luxury demand.
CV Strength: Infrastructure push, e-commerce growth, and new electric/LNG trucks (e.g., Tata Trucks.ev on I-MOEV architecture) bolster volumes and market share (~35.5% domestic).
Macro Factors: Interest rates, fuel prices, semiconductor supply, and global trade (tariffs) remain risks. Analyst consensus for TMPV targets ~₹387 (upside potential), with highs to ₹650; broader Tata Motors targets around ₹475-510 or higher. Ratings lean Buy/Overweight from firms like JPMorgan, BofA.
Investment Considerations
The demerger provides pure-play investment opportunities: TMPV for growth-seeking EV/luxury investors, and TMCV for stable CV/infra investors. The risks are: margin challenges, competition from Mahindra and other global OEMs, and government regulations. The long-term positives of the Indian auto industry’s growth, exports, and sustainability initiatives make Tata Motors a good pick for a diversified investor. Always take professional advice; market prices keep fluctuating.