tata motors share price

 

📊 Where is Tata Motors’ share price today?

1) On 13 October 2025, Tata Motors’ stock closed at ₹660.75 on the BSE/NSE. The Economic Times+2Groww+2

2) Over the past year, the stock has seen a significant decline — down nearly 28-29% from its highs. Screener+3ICICI Direct+3The Economic Times+3

3) The 52-week range is quite wide: low around ₹535.75 and high close to ₹940+. Angel One+5Moneycontrol+5Rediff+5

So, the stock is neither near its peak nor at its lowest — it’s somewhere in between, reflecting a lot of volatility over the past year.

🔍 What’s affecting the share price?

Tata Motors is going through an important transformation and is also dealing with external headwinds. Below are key factors influencing sentiment and valuation:

1. Demergers & restructuring

One of the biggest developments is the demerger of its business:

1) Tata Motors is spinning off its commercial vehicle (CV) business into a separate entity, leaving behind its passenger vehicle (PV) business under “Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles.” The Economic Times+4mint+4Stocktwits+4

2) Shareholders are to get 1 share of the new CV company for each Tata Motors share held (ratio 1:1). mint+1

3) On October 14, the stock began trading ex-CV business (“ex-demerger”), which mechanically caused a sharp drop in the quoted share price (i.e., the share price falls, but part of the business has been carved out). The Economic Times+5The Economic Times+5mint+5

4) For example, in the pre-open session, the ex-CV/ passenger vehicle share was seen at ₹400 as part of the re-allocation and accounting. mint

That means the “drop” isn’t necessarily a genuine loss of value for existing shareholders — it's an adjustment because a part of the business is now separately valued.

2. Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and external shocks

Tata Motors owns JLR, the British luxury carmaker, which is a major driver of its global business. But recent troubles there have weighed heavily:

1) JLR suffered a cyberattack, which caused a temporary shut-down of production. The losses from this attack are estimated to run into £1-2 billion, according to reports. Financial Times+3mint+3The Economic Times+3

2) The production halt was extended, further unsettling markets. Reuters+3The Economic Times+3The Economic Times+3

3) Because JLR is a key revenue and profit center for Tata Motors, disruptions there ripple back to investor perceptions and valuation. Reuters+4mint+4The Economic Times+4

3. Autos sector dynamics & policy tailwinds

a) The auto sector in India has seen some tailwinds, such as GST rate rationalization, which may ease costs and pricing. Stocktwits+1

b) Tata has been posting strong domestic sales growth. In September 2025, Tata Motors achieved its highest-ever monthly retail car sales (~ 40,594 units), with a rise in market share to 13.75%, driven by models like the Nexon. Free Press Journal+1

c) However, analyst caution is present: some point to resistance zones (e.g. around ₹705) and possible downside scenarios if global headwinds or structural issues persist. Stocktwits

🧭 What this means for investors

Here’s how to think about Tata Motors’ share now:

1) The recent “drop” is partly technical, owing to the demerger. The underlying value for shareholders includes both the new CV entity and the passenger vehicle side. Stocktwits+3The Economic Times+3The Times of India+3

2) But risks are real: continued JLR disruption or cost overruns could put pressure on cash flows.

3)On the plus side, if the demerger works cleanly, each business can be valued separately, potentially unlocking investor value. Equitymaster+2Stocktwits+2

4) Analysts have target prices suggesting upside from current levels. For instance, IndMoney cites a target of ₹763.85 vs current ₹660.75. INDmoney

5) That said, in the near term volatility is likely to be high, especially as the market digests the restructuring and JLR news.

📌 Conclusion

If you had asked “What is Tata Motors share price?” the quick answer (just before the demerger took effect) was around ₹660.75. The Economic Times+2Groww+2

But that number doesn’t fully reflect where the value lies now — because Tata Motors is undergoing a major reorganization. The commercial vehicle arm is being demerged, leaving Tata Motors to carry the passenger vehicle business. Concurrently, its subsidiary JLR is navigating through a cyberattack and production disruptions, which add uncertainty.

For investors, the key will be to watch how cleanly the demerger unfolds, how each business performs individually, and how the global challenges (especially on the JLR front) evolve. If you like, I can also fetch real-time share price charts, or compare Tata Motors with its auto peers — would you like me to do that next?