Tata Motors shares have fallen 21% from their all-time high to the level last seen four months ago. September saw a 12.3% decline in shares as the overall outlook remains cautious amid falling demand,

Tata Motors has gained 54.05%, and over three years, it has surged by over 170%. The stock's beta over the past year is roughly 1, indicating average volatility during that period.

In the electric vehicle (EV) segment, Tata Motors sold 4,680 units in September, marking a significant drop from 6,050 units in the same month last year.

The shares of Tata Motors Limited were trading at ₹937 down by ₹28.20 or 2.92 per cent on the NSE today at 11.11 am.

The Indian passenger vehicles segment reported a decline in sales for the third consecutive month in September 2024, amid reports of rising inventory at dealerships. To address the issue, Car makers have started to reduce dispatches to dealerships.

Tata Motors’ electric vehicle category saw a drop of 23 per cent including domestic retails and exports in the month of September 2024. The company posted wholesales of 4,680 units of EVs in the month.

Mahindra & Mahindra achieved this milestone following a robust sales performance in September 2024, marking a 24 per cent increase in sales