Purpose: To critically examine Tata Motors’ strategic evolution and innovation in the EV sector through an exploratory case study approach. It aims to assess the company’s internal strengths and weaknesses, external opportunities and challenges, and the influence of government policies and technological advancements on its EV strategy. By applying multiple analytical frameworks such as SWOC, ABCD, and PESTLE, the study intends to generate insights that guide both academic theory and practical recommendations for strengthening Tata Motors’ competitiveness and sustainable mobility leadership. Methodology: This paper adopts an exploratory qualitative approach, gathering information through keyword searches on Google, Google Scholar, and AI-driven GPTs, which is then analyzed and interpreted based on the study’s objectives. Analysis & Results: The article reveals that Tata Motors has established itself as the market leader in India’s EV segment, driven by its early-mover advantage, strong brand trust, and vertically integrated Tata ecosystem. The SWOC and ABCD analyses highlight the company’s strengths in indigenous technology, affordability, and charging infrastructure, while also identifying challenges such as high battery costs, limited range, and after-sales service constraints. PESTLE and financial analyses show that favorable government policies, rising consumer demand for green mobility, and increased R&D investments have positively impacted Tata’s EV growth, with the segment recently achieving EBITDA profitability. Overall, the findings demonstrate that Tata Motors’ strategic positioning, coupled with its innovation-led approach, has enabled it to dominate the domestic EV market while preparing for global competitiveness. Originality & Values: The article provides an integrated use of multiple analytical frameworks—SWOC, ABCD, PESTLE, financial, and technology strategy—to provide a holistic evaluation of Tata Motors’ EV journey. Unlike existing studies that focus narrowly on market share or technology, this research combines stakeholder perspectives, policy impacts, and organizational strategies to deliver deeper insights. Its findings add value by bridging theory and practice, offering both academic contributions and practical recommendations for strengthening India’s EV ecosystem. Type of Paper: Exploratory research Case Study.
Sreeramana Aithal (Thu,) studied this question.