I can proudly say that Tamil Nadu leads India in both automobile production and #EV manufacturing. With a 35% share of the nation’s total...
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin announced that Tamil Nadu produces thirty-five percent of India automobiles and forty percent of all electric vehicles sold.
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I can proudly say that Tamil Nadu leads India in both automobile production and #EV manufacturing.
With a 35% share of the nation’s total automobile output and 40% of all EVs sold, we are pivotal in shaping India’s mobility future.
@TataMotors, along with industry giants like Hyundai, Ford, Renault, Nissan, and VinFast, strengthens our path towards the ambitious goal of a $1 trillion economy.
Our strong partnership with Tata will continue to drive Tamil Nadu’s growth, as we proudly remain the first port of call for global investors.
#InvestInTN #ThriveInTN #LeadWithTN @TRBRajaa @Guidance_TN @TNIndMin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin highlighted the state's dominant industrial position, affirming that Tamil Nadu leads India in both conventional automobile manufacturing and electric vehicle production. Citing official economic data, Stalin noted that the state accounts for thirty-five percent of the country's total automotive output and forty percent of all electric vehicles sold nationwide, solidifying its reputation as the mobility powerhouse of South Asia.
The Chief Minister pointed out that global manufacturing leaders including Tata Motors, Hyundai, Ford, Renault, Nissan, and VinFast have established major production ecosystems within Tamil Nadu. He emphasized that these massive industrial investments significantly accelerate the state's progress toward achieving its ambitious target of becoming a one trillion dollar economy by the year 2030.
Stalin affirmed that the state's investor-friendly policies, skilled technical workforce, transparent single-window clearances, and robust logistics infrastructure make Tamil Nadu the preferred destination for global industrial enterprises. He reiterated that the administration will continue fostering strategic corporate partnerships to generate high-value engineering employment for local youth, expand advanced manufacturing clusters, and spearhead India's transition to clean mobility technologies across regional industrial corridors.