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Tata Motors to target beyond Indian customers with 500km range

by Meghana Kandra
April 29, 2022 - Updated On April 30, 2022
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Tata Motors announced that it plans to target EVs in India and beyond. They are working on having 500km (310 miles) as a minimum for their vehicles. It will be built using its new platform, where the first car is expected to be on-road by 2025.

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Tata Motors maps out long-range EVs for India and beyond
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Tata is striving to position itself alongside global automakers that are investing billions of dollars to build EVs that meet stricter carbon reduction goals. Tesla’s Model 3 EV can have a range of more than 500 km, according to data on the U.S. company’s website, and by 2025 industry analysts say that should be close to the norm. “We have pivoted to make all the strategic investments that are necessary. Our goal is to go global eventually,” N Chandrasekaran, chairman of Tata Motors, said.

While Tata is coming from “way behind” other carmakers, electrification will lead its globalization push, he added. Chandrasekaran said that the Tata group will soon reveal plans to produce battery cells locally and is also evaluating making semiconductors in-house, all attempts to support its EV push. Last year, Tata announced plans to launch 10 EV models by March 2026, investing about $2 billion, of which $1 billion has come from private equity group TPG.

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Rolling out EVs is central to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s carbon reduction agenda and by 2030, India wants electric models to make up 30% of total car sales. Chandrasekaran said he expects Tata to go beyond that goal, without giving figures. Tata plans to ramp up EV annual production to more than 80,000 units this financial year, from 19,000 a year earlier, Reuters reported this week. The automaker accounts for 90% of India’s EV sales – a segment that only represents 1% of the country’s annual sales of about 3 million vehicles.

For exports, Tata will seek out markets that have similar climate conditions as India, Shailesh Chandra, managing director of passenger vehicles and EV subsidiaries told Reuters on the sidelines of Friday’s event. “It would be where electrification is seeing growth, which is big, and where there is a supportive policy environment,” he said, adding that right-hand-drive markets are a good start. The vehicles built on the new platform will be agnostic to battery chemistries and battery cell formats, giving Tata the flexibility depending on the market it launches in, Chandra said. The batteries will also have higher density and be more durable than those in its earlier cars. The Avinya concept EV also introduced a signature lighting element. The Avinya DRL begins vertically in the middle and stretches across the overall width of the vehicle making a distant ’T’ like shape.

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Meghana studied PGD in Journalism, open university. She has more than five years of experience in content writing, from creative content development to online journalism. Electric vehicle enthusiast, engineer, and feminist.

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