Tata Motors has achieved a 50,000 electric vehicle production milestone in the country. The 50,000th vehicle which produced in Tata electric vehicle plant at Ranjangaon near Pune was Tata Nexon EV Max.
The company is currently offering 4 Electric Vehicle cars in India:
- The Nexon EV, Tigor EV, Tiago EV, and The fleet-only Xpress- T EV.
- Tata Motor will offer 8 EVs in India by 2025
- Nexon EV Max was the 50,000th EV in India.
- The most Affordable EV currently being offered in India is the Tiago EV.
The Nexon EV offered in two different variants in the country Nexon EV Prime and The Nexon EV Max. Along with these cars, the company offers Tiago EV and Tigor EV. As we have seen an uprising in the prices of petrol and diesel. The EV vehicles are the most affordable and convenient option in the market.
Tata has observed this situation as an opportunity and offered different styles of vehicles, such as Sedans, Hatchback, and an SUV, in the Indian market and has taken a firm hold in the EV car market. Just in the mid of the year 2022, the company has successfully sold 15000+ units of all its electric vehicles combined.
Tata Motors is not only the leading electric vehicle company in the country, but it is also the only company that offers such features and high-built quality cars at such an affordable price. MG ZS EV is the only vehicle that is the closest rival of the Tata Nexon EV.
The company launched Tata Tiago EV at a price of 8.49 lakhs, making it the most efficient and affordable electric vehicle in India.
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Tata motors is currently planning to introduce more electric vehicles on its Gen-2 platform. The company use its currently existing ICE platform. It is highly modified to be more suitable for electric vehicles to have more power.
As per the latest revealed news by company staff. It contains four Gen-2 products in the upcoming year, which makes the highest possibility that we will see Altroz, Punch, Sierra, and the first version of the Curvv platform being the fourth EV to introduce next year.
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