Tata Motors November Global Sales Showed 6% hike

Tata Motors, the Indian Automobile giant has astound the world with a tremendous 6% hike in its global sales for month of November 2010. The company was able to record a sales of 79,959 units in November and the combined sales of fiscal year i.e. April 2010 – November 2010 has showed a 30% growth with a sales figure of 678,598 units when compared to the same period last year.

Tata Motors is also the proud owner of Jaguar and Land Rover and the sales from this segment also took a high swing of 22% which is equal to 22,957 units for Land Rover and 17,336 units for Jaguar sales flaunting 20% hike. If the figure of these two brands taken together, a 37% growth is seen with total sales of 115,469 units as against that of last year.

The star commercial models from Tata pavilion include Tata Daewoo and Tata Hispano Carrocera which together recorded a stunning jump of 29% by registering the total sales of 40,244 units in the month of November 2010. The products from company is doing really well in market and is evident from the figures mentioned above. The company is able to register commendable growth owing to its stand out products.

Coming to the passenger vehicles from Tata motors, it has recorded again a stunning progress which further increased the party season for Tata Motors. The November 2010 reports reveal a sales of 39,715 units of passenger vehicles which if compared to the last yea figures will show a straight hike of 6%. the combined sales of this fiscal flaunts a figure of 364,031 units which if compared to that of last year's data amounts to an increase of 32 per cent. The famous passenger cars from Tata include Tata Nano, Tata Manza, Tata Indica Vista and Tata Indica V2.

The company has given spectacular products to local and national automobile market which has helped the company record this remarkable growth. The success story of Tata Motors is further enhanced with the additional products of Land Rover and Jaguar.

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