Tata Motors Confirms Avinya EV Launch by 2026: 5 New Electric Models Planned by FY30

Tata Motors India’s leading electric vehicle manufacturer, has officially announced a massive expansion of its EV portfolio. In a recent strategic roadmap, the automotive giant confirmed that its highly anticipated premium EV brand, Avinya, will hit the markets by the end of 2026.

This announcement is part of a broader strategy to launch five new electric vehicles (EVs) by the Financial Year 2030 (FY30), solidifying Tata’s dominance in the green mobility sector.

Key Highlights: Tata Motors EV Roadmap

• Avinya Launch Date: Late 2026.

• Upcoming Models: Sierra.ev (FY26), Avinya, plus 3 new models by FY30.

• Total Investment: ₹16,000 – ₹18,000 Crore.

• Tech Platform: Avinya to utilize Jaguar Land Rover’s EMA architecture.

• Infrastructure Goal: 1 million charging points across India by FY30.

The Avinya Brand: Premium EVs on JLR Tech

The spotlight of the announcement is the Avinya, which will not just be a standalone car but a dedicated "brand" of premium electric vehicles.

According to the new timeline, the first Avinya model will arrive in late 2026. What makes the Avinya series unique is its foundation. These vehicles will be built on the Electrified Modular Architecture (EMA) sourced from Tata’s luxury subsidiary, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR). This suggests that the Avinya will offer global standards of luxury, range, and technology, positioning Tata Motors against high-end international competitors.

Tata Sierra.ev and the Path to FY30

Before the Avinya arrives, Tata Motors has another icon waiting in the wings. The legendary Tata Sierra.ev is scheduled for launch in FY2026 (likely late 2025 or early 2026).

Following the Sierra and Avinya, Tata plans to introduce three additional electric models between 2027 and 2030. This aggressive product offensive aims to offer an EV for every price point and consumer preference, from mass-market SUVs to premium lifestyle vehicles.

₹18,000 Cr Investment and Charging Infrastructure

To support this massive transition, Tata Motors has earmarked a capital expenditure (Capex) of ₹16,000 crore to ₹18,000 crore between FY25 and FY30.

However, the company acknowledges that cars alone aren't enough. In a bid to eliminate range anxiety for Indian consumers, Tata Motors is championing a drive to install 1 million charging points across the country by FY30. This infrastructure push will be critical in supporting the influx of new EVs hitting Indian roads over the next five years.

Conclusion

With the Nexon.ev, Punch.ev, and Tiago.ev already leading the charts, the addition of the Sierra.ev and the premium Avinya brand proves that Tata Motors is not resting on its laurels. As 2026 approaches, all eyes will be on how Tata transitions from mass-market success to premium electric luxury.