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Tata Motors on Wednesday said it has re-entered the South African passenger vehicle market. Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles (TMPV) a subsidiary of Tata Motors has announced the launch of four models i.e. Harrier Curvv Punch and Tiago in the South African passenger vehicle market. The company said this strategic re-entry is backed by a partnership with Motus Holdings South Africa’s leading automotive group. Tata Motors Re-enters South African PV Market Our return to South Africa marks a significant milestone in Tata Motors global journey TMPV Managing Director Shailesh Chandra stated. With Motus as the preferred partner the company is confident in delivering a superior ownership experience that resonates with South African consumers and contributes meaningfully to the local economy he added. TMPV will operate through a nationwide network of 40 dealerships with a plan to expand to 60 by 2026 ensuring broad accessibility and strong customer support across South Africa.  Tata Motors On Its Re-entry In South African Market At the launch Mr. Shailesh Chandra Managing Director Tata Motors Passenger Vehicle Ltd. and Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Ltd. said Our return to South Africa marks a significant milestone in Tata Motors global journey.’’  He added ‘’We are excited to bring our new-generation of vehicles-engineered with cutting-edge technology uncompromising safety and modern design-to a market that values safety quality and innovation. With Motus as our preferred partner we are confident in delivering a superior ownership experience that resonates with South African consumers and contributes meaningfully to the local economy. Story Highlights Tata Motors Re-enters South African PV market Tata Motors re-enters South African passenger vehicle market Tata Motors management on re-entry in South African market Why Tata Motors Re-enters In South African PV market? Mr. Ockert Janse Van Rensburg Group CEO Motus Holdings said We are proud to partner with Tata Motors in reintroducing their acclaimed passenger vehicle range to South Africa.  (With Inputs From PTI)