Mumbai: Tata Motors has invested an additional ₹120 crore ($13.5M) in Freight Tiger, India’s leading digital freight platform. This brings Tata Motors’ total investment in the company to ₹270 crore since its first funding in October 2023.
The partnership aims to strengthen India’s logistics ecosystem by combining Tata Motors’ extensive truck network with Freight Tiger’s AI-driven digital solutions. The fresh funding will support the development of advanced AI tools to improve operational efficiency, business intelligence, and freight transparency.
T.V. Swaminathan, Vice President & Head – Digital Business, Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles, said the investment is about “reimagining logistics through artificial intelligence to create India’s first truly integrated logistics ecosystem.”
Freight Tiger already works with leading companies such as Saint-Gobain, JSW Steel, Asian Paints, Amul, Apollo Tyres, Birla Pivot, and Zepto. Founder & CEO Swapnil Shah said the company’s mission is to build a digital backbone for India’s freight movement, boosting speed, efficiency, and economic growth.
Looking ahead, Freight Tiger plans to launch new AI-powered platforms in Q4 2025, including tools for vehicle supply density, dispatch planning, procurement, and an integrated freight desk, along with key leadership hires to drive its next growth phase.
