Tata Motors has announced a major investment of ₹9,000 crore in Maharashtra to expand its electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing capacity. The company signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Maharashtra government to establish and upgrade its EV production facilities in the state. This strategic move is expected to strengthen India’s EV ecosystem and generate significant employment in the region.
According to company officials, the investment will be directed towards setting up advanced infrastructure, including battery assembly lines, vehicle testing centers, and other technology-driven processes that support the production of next-generation electric cars. The expansion will take place at Tata’s existing manufacturing unit in Pune, which already serves as a key hub for its electric vehicle development.
The initiative is in line with the central government’s “Make in India” and “Green Mobility” visions. Maharashtra’s Chief Minister expressed his support for the project, highlighting the potential boost to the state’s economy and sustainability goals. Industry analysts believe this move will also increase Tata’s market dominance in India’s fast-growing EV segment, which has seen a sharp rise in consumer demand over the past few years.
With this major investment, Tata Motors is not only reinforcing its commitment to green mobility but also setting a benchmark for other Indian manufacturers to follow in the EV race.