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  Introduction to Tata Tiago EV Hatchback: Tata Motors Company has launched the highly anticipated Tata Tiago EV Hatchback in India. The new Tata EV is the entry point into Tata Motors' EV portfolio, which sits below the Tata Tigor EV compact sedan. The Tiago EV is also aggressively priced, making it the cheapest mainstream EV in the Indian market. The Tiago EV will feature Tata's Ziptron powertrain technology and the hatchback body style will reduce costs and bring it closer to a wider user base.  The Tata Tiago accelerates from 0-60km/h in just 5.7 seconds and has a range of up to 315km on a single charge. It also has leather seats, sport mode, cruise control, automatic wipers and headlights, connected car technology and more. Also Check: Tata Nexon Ev Price Pricing and specifications of Tata Tiago EV: The Tata Tiago EV has been launched in India at an introductory price of Rs 8.5 million (out of showroom) with a smaller 19.2kWh XE variant. The top-end XZ+ Tech LUX variant w

The global scenarios are changing with the passing time and so does the automotive industry.  In India too, the automotive industry is experiencing a paradigm shift to alternative energy options and electronic mobility.  There’s no doubt that Tata Motor’s are esteemed automotive manufacturers of cars, SUVs, trucks, buses and military equipment not only in India but all around the world.  Tata motors is one of the most trusted manufacturers in the country who has unveiled the concept of electric cars and has been a trendsetter. The company has managed to stay ahead in the game of the Indian vehicle game with its futuristic outlook.  Even during Pandemic, when many businesses were facing hardship due to Covid-19 outbreak, the company launched new vehicles. Also Check: Tata Nexon EV Price With the changes striking of disruptions and innovation in the automotive industry, everywhere there's a hype of sustainable mobility. Most of the commercial vehicle manufacturers are all geared up

Tata Motors ' chief executive said that he has increased his electric vehicle portfolio with new models and higher prices to solidify its lead as India's top-selling electric vehicle (EV) company.  Tata also plans to offer a range of electric vehicles, including a shorter range for driving within the city, to meet the needs of multiple buyers. Also See: Tata Car Showroom In Gurgaon The company showcased 12 cars, including 5 electric models, and 14 trucks, including one powered by hydrogen fuel cells, deepening its drive for clean vehicles. Shailesh Chandra, managing director of Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles and its EV subsidiary said those cars included electric versions of the popular SUVs Harrier and Sierra, as well as a concept car based on a new electric vehicle platform due to launch in late 2025. Tata, which has sold 50,000 electric vehicles, dominates the electric vehicle market in India, backed by government subsidies and high import tariffs, and plans to launch 10 el

  Tata Motors Company  being India’s largest automobile company by revenue is also one of the most popular automobile manufacturers in India. They began manufacturing commercial vehicles in 1954 with a 15-year collaboration agreement with a German company (Daimler Benz). This partnership led Tata Motors to be amongst the top five manufacturers in the world consisting of medium and heavy trucks and becoming the second largest medium and heavy bus manufacturers in the world.  Their product line ranges from Tata Nano- the world’s least expensive automobile vehicle to luxury automobile brands such as Jaguar and Land Rover. Tata motors company acquired Jaguar as well as Land Rover from Ford Motors for 2.3 billion in June 2008. 2009 was the year when Tata motors came up with a new concept which revolutionised the market, the cheapest car in the world called “Nano”. When Nano was first launched – priced around $2500 or 1 lakh Indian rupees the car itself was revolutionary being the world’s