Tata Motors is contemplating launching its popular electric vehicles (EVs) internationally.

The company has the potential to take its products global. The managing director of Tata Motors' EV said that there is a lot of potential for development in India, but the international opportunities are even bigger.

Most electric vehicles in developed countries cost more than $30,000. However, Tata Motors offers world-class products that cost less than $30,000.

The company's EV unit, Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Pvt Ltd, turns EBITDA positive with revenue of ₹9,300 crore in FY2024.

According to VAHAN data, Tata Motors, India's largest electric vehicle maker produced about 75% of the nearly one lakh electric cars sold last year.

Recently, the EU announced plans to increase tariffs on Chinese EVs, and the US and Canada are planning similar. This situation opens up significant geographies for Tata Motors to explore new markets.