June 16, 2025: Tata Motors, a leading player in the Auto – LCVs/HCVs sector and classified as a Largecap stock on the BSE, saw its share price fluctuate sharply on Tuesday. The stock closed at ₹680.35, slipping from an intraday high of ₹714 to a low of ₹672.75, reflecting ongoing volatility in the market.
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Over the past 52 weeks, Tata Motors’ shares have ranged between ₹542.55 and ₹1179.05, showcasing significant price movement driven by sectoral and macroeconomic factors.
Performance Snapshot
In the latest trading session, Tata Motors’ stock fell by 4.37%, continuing a downward trend seen over the past month, which recorded a 2.59% decline. However, the stock still showed a modest gain of 3.03% over the last three months, indicating some resilience in the medium term.
Technical Analysis
The daily pivot level for Tata Motors is identified at ₹690.43. Resistance levels are set at ₹702.37 (R1), ₹725.93 (R2), and ₹737.87 (R3). Support levels stand at ₹666.87 (S1), ₹654.93 (S2), and ₹631.37 (S3).
Moving averages suggest mixed signals: the 5-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) stands at ₹722.67, while the 5-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) is ₹718.57. The longer 50-day SMA and EMA levels, ₹680.7 and ₹699.12 respectively, indicate potential support near current prices.
Sector Comparison
Tata Motors faces competition from players like Ashok Leyland, which has shown a different performance trajectory. While Tata Motors has declined by 4.81% over the last week, Ashok Leyland recorded a 3.99% dip. Over the past three months, Ashok Leyland showed a positive 17.13% gain compared to Tata Motors’ 3.03%.
Outlook
Analysts suggest that Tata Motors’ near-term outlook will depend heavily on broader auto sector recovery trends and economic factors such as raw material costs and demand dynamics. Investors are advised to monitor key support levels to gauge potential rebounds or further corrections.