Tata Motors To Be Renamed ‘Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles’ From October 24: Restructuring Into Two Separate Entities

As part of the corporate restructuring process, Tata Motors is implementing a huge change in its identity. The official renaming of the company as Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited (TMPVL) on stock markets starting October 24, 2025, will indicate a new era for the automaker's passenger vehicle segment. A new corporate logo is going to be a part of the rebranding as well.

🔹 Background of the Restructuring

At the end of September, Tata Motors revealed a significant restructuring plan that would split its operations into two autonomous entities — Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles and TML Commercial Vehicles. The decision is to make the operations more efficient, to have a clearer business focus, and to provide both divisions with better growth opportunities in the market.

While the split became effective on October 14, 2025, the passenger vehicles arm continued to trade as “Tata Motors” until now. With the name change coming into effect on October 24, the transition will be complete.

🔹 Operational Focus of the Two Entities

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited (TMPVL):

Will manage the cars, SUVs, and electric vehicles (EVs) portfolio, along with overseeing operations of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR).

Tata Motors Limited (formerly TML Commercial Vehicles):

Will handle commercial vehicles including trucks, buses, and pickups, along with related investments and assets.

The company emphasized that this demerger is not a loss of investor value, but a structural move to unlock growth potential in both businesses.

🔹 Market and Listing Updates

Following the split, Tata Motors’ stock witnessed a short-term decline, reflecting the separation of the commercial vehicle business rather than a drop in market confidence.

The newly formed Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles Limited (TMLCV) will be renamed Tata Motors Limited once it receives regulatory approvals. Until then, TMLCV shares will remain unlisted, a process expected to take 45–60 days.

Meanwhile, the derivative contracts for Tata Motors expired earlier this week, and fresh F&O contracts for Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited have begun trading. TMLCV, however, will not be available for F&O trading at this stage.

This strategic restructuring underscores Tata Motors’ commitment to building sharper, focused business entities across India’s evolving automotive ecosystem.