Mumbai- Tata Motors Limited., has marked a major innovation milestone in FY25 by filing a record 250 patents and 148 design applications its highest ever in a single year. These filings span a wide range of product and process innovations, reflecting key industry megatrends like Connectivity, Electrification, Sustainability, and Safety (CESS), as well as advancements in emerging technologies such as hydrogen-powered vehicles and fuel cells.
The applications also cover multiple vehicle systems, including battery, powertrain, suspension, body and trim, brakes, HVAC, and emission control. In addition, the company filed 81 copyright applications and was granted 68 patents during the year, pushing its total granted patents to 918.
With its forward-looking approach, Tata Motors continues to shape the future of mobility through groundbreaking technologies and sustainable solutions. This record-setting year highlights the company’s strong focus on innovation, performance, and safety, further reinforcing its global leadership in automotive research and development.
In recognition of its excellence in intellectual property rights (IPR), Tata Motors was honored with five prestigious awards in FY25, both nationally and internationally.
Mr. Rajendra Petkar, President and Chief Technology Officer – Tata Motors said, “Our innovation strategy is focused on delivering sustained value to customers while staying ahead of the industry shifts. This milestone reflects our continued pursuit of automotive excellence and reinforces our long-term vision of manufacturing greener, safer, and more efficient vehicles. With a growing portfolio of pioneering technologies, we remain committed to supporting nation-building through cutting-edge solutions. Looking ahead, our efforts remain rooted in shaping the future of mobility, serving the evolving aspirations of our customers and communities alike.”
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