New Delhi, May 14 -- Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd recorded its first annual revenue decline in five years and an operating loss in FY26, hit by more than $1 billion in additional costs from US tariffs and a cyberattack at its British luxury car brand Jaguar Land Rover (JLR).

According to the company's results released on 14 May, Tata Motors PV's full-year revenue fell 8% to Rs.3.35 trillion on the back of a 23% decline in volumes at JLR to 308,000 units. The impact of the cyberattack in September and higher US tariffs on JLR imports led to an operating loss of Rs.1,377 crore from a profit of Rs.19,394 crore in FY25.

The company's full-year net profit surged 193% to Rs.82,645 crore, bolstered by a one-time exceptional gain of Rs.82...