Tata Motors is targeting a 20 per cent share of India's passenger vehicle market, up from the current 14.2 per cent, while stepping up investments in artificial intelligence across its value chain, Chairman N Chandrasekaran said on Wednesday, signalling the company's focus on long-term growth and technology-led transformation, according to a report by ET Now. Addressing the Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Annual General Meeting, Chandrasekaran said the company is "significantly investing in AI across the value chain" as it pursues its next phase of growth.Also read: To ride the EV wave, M&M takes premium path, Tata Motors bets on scaleHighlighting the company's performance, he said Tata Motors PV's passenger vehicle market share has increased from 4.2 per cent to 14.2 per cent over the last six years, while sales have grown five-fold and revenue has risen six-fold since the COVID-19 pandemic.Chandrasekaran also said CNG car sales are outpacing industry growth, while the Nexon and Punch have remained among the top three vehicles in the market over the past few years.On the electric vehicle business, he said EV sales stand at around 15,000 units per month.Looking ahead, Chandrasekaran said Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has "a series of new launches in H2FY27".Also read: Tata Motors PV Q1 update: Sales jump 46%; JLR volumes hit by supply disruptions and Middle East conflictHe also disclosed that a cyber incident at JLR had led to a production pause "for a couple of months".Referring to the company's corporate restructuring, Chandrasekaran said FY26 "has been a milestone year for TMPV as demerger went through."