Tata Motors launched its commercial vehicle range in Egypt today through a partnership with MM Group for Industry and International Trade (MTI), marking the Indian automaker’s entry into the North African market. The company introduced seven models including the Tata Xenon pickup, Ultra T.7 and T.9 trucks, Prima series heavy vehicles, and the LP 613 bus.

The shares of Tata Motors were trading at ₹719.60 up by ₹3.15 or 0.44 per cent on the NSE today at 12.45 pm.

The launch targets Egypt’s expanding infrastructure development, urbanisation, and growing logistics sector. Asif Shamim, Head of International Business for Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles, described Egypt as a “pivotal market” driven by infrastructure expansion and demand for reliable transport solutions.

MTI, one of Egypt’s largest distribution companies with over 40,000 points of sale, will handle local distribution and after-sales support through seven strategically located service centres. CEO Khaled Mahmoud said the partnership represents a milestone for Egypt’s transport and logistics sector.

Tata Motors is offering extended warranties of up to five years or 1,50,000 kilometres on the Xenon and Ultra ranges, along with scheduled service packages. The company operates in over 40 countries with commercial vehicles ranging from sub-1-tonne to 60-tonne capacity.

The launch reflects Tata Motors’ broader international expansion strategy as the $44 billion company seeks growth beyond its dominant position in India’s commercial vehicle market.

Published on May 28, 2025