The TMPV share price today moved against the tide. On a weak Monday, 12 October 2026, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles (TMPV) climbed 1.63% to close at ₹284.45, and only Dr Reddy’s and Bajaj Auto did better among Nifty 50 stocks, Upstox reported. The index itself slipped 0.70% to 22,363.35.
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TMPV share price today: the session in numbers
Here is how the day played out (daily data via Yahoo Finance; the close matches the reported NSE figure):
- Previous close (9 October): ₹279.90
- Open: ₹280.10
- Day’s high: ₹285.75
- Day’s low: ₹277.80
- Close: ₹284.45, +1.63%
- NSE volume: about 94.2 lakh shares, below the 20-day average of about 1.16 crore
- 52-week low: ₹272.20
You can also pull up the stock’s market data on The Economic Times.
Climbing back from the yearly low
This was the third leg of a rebound that started last week. On 8 October the stock sank to ₹273 and closed there, just a whisker above its 52-week low of ₹272.20. Friday brought it back to ₹279.90, and Monday pushed it past ₹284. Still, it hasn’t reclaimed the ₹288.65 close from 5 October. So for now it sits in the lower half of its recent range.
None of the reports we went through pointed to a company announcement behind the move. What stood out was the sector: autos held firm while most of the market sold off. The BSE Auto index added 0.75%, according to ET Now, with Bajaj Auto (+2.62%) and Mahindra & Mahindra also on the gainers’ list. Our Bajaj Auto share price report has the details on that one.
What dragged the broader market
ET Now put the fall down to a jump in crude oil, steady foreign selling and firmer bond yields. Brent went to about $105.8 a barrel. Carmakers feel that twice over, through fuel costs and through what it does to buyers’ appetite. FMCG, PSU bank and IT names led the losses, though smallcaps actually gained 1.42%. If you want the full set of movers, it’s in our top gainers today report.
Levels traders are watching
The 8 October low near ₹273 is the support that matters. On the upside, the ₹288–290 band from early October is the first hurdle. Monday’s volume was lighter than usual, which tells us the bounce hasn’t drawn big participation yet. If you’re new to reading these zones, our guide on how to find support and resistance walks through it. Next up as triggers: monthly sales numbers and the Q2 results. We track the day-to-day action on our Stock Market Today India hub.
Sources: Upstox, ET Now, The Economic Times, exchange data. Not investment advice.
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