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Tata Motors Lucknow: 1 Million Vehicles & Electric Future
6 Jun
Summary
- Tata Motors' Lucknow plant produced its 1 millionth vehicle.
- The milestone vehicle was a zero-emission electric bus.
- The plant operates on 100% renewable power and is water positive.
Tata Motors' manufacturing facility in Lucknow has achieved a production milestone, rolling out its 1 millionth commercial vehicle. This achievement marks 35 years of operations in Uttar Pradesh. The significant vehicle was a zero-emission electric bus, ceremonially flagged off by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Tata Sons Chairman N. Chandrasekaran.
The Lucknow plant, established in 1992, has a substantial annual capacity and produces a range of trucks and buses, including advanced electric and fuel-cell models. It spans 600 acres, supports over 8,000 jobs, and serves export markets. The plant operates entirely on renewable power and is recognized for its water positivity.
Chief Minister Adityanath highlighted the plant's success as a reflection of Uttar Pradesh's industrial potential and workforce capabilities. He emphasized the state's vision for economic growth, supported by a conducive business environment. Tata Motors reiterated its commitment to Uttar Pradesh's development and its role in shaping a future-ready mobility ecosystem.
In line with sustainability goals, the plant aligns its production with Tata Motors' net-zero 2045 target and Uttar Pradesh's 2070 ambition. The facility also runs skilling programs focused on dual training and apprenticeships, promoting inclusion for women and persons with disabilities.
