Tata Motors showcases sustainable mobility solutions AutoExpo 2020

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With a firework of four global unveils, a pre-production preview and a commercial launch, Indian auto giantTata Motors has raised the bar by bringing innovative  made-in-India products at ongoing AutoExpo 2020.

N Chandrasekaran, Tata Sons Group Chairman, said, “We are proud to offer one of the largest range of BSVI portfolio.. Tata Group has taken lead in driving the Government’s vision of electrifying India and building a comprehensive and sustainable ecosystem. The recently launched Tata uniEVerse is a holistic approach addressing all aspects of e-mobility solutions, from infrastructure to charging network and phase wise manufacturing plan.”

Guenter Butschek, CEO and MD, Tata Motors, said, “Each product at the Tata Motors pavilion is a careful, practical and emotional work of art, designed to provide more delight to its customers. The pavilion is designed on CESS, our four technology pillars that are revolutionising the mobility agenda.”

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Tata Motors unveiled the all-new Winger, which is an all-rounder with superior aesthetics, better economics and comfortable ergonomics. It has also unveiled the New Tata Prima 5530.S Facelift – the epitome of engineering and the flagship of Tata Motors’ extensive commercial vehicle line-up. The vehicle has a power-packed drivetrain of ISBe 6.7L, 300HP, BSVI engine and G1150 gearbox.

The company displayed 14 all-new BSVI range of products across segments covering sub 1 ton to 55 ton GVW, with 140+ type approvals and 19 engines.

New Forever PVs

Tata Motors showcased the NEW FOREVER range of its Passenger Vehicles with 12 exhibits highlighting the IMPACT DESIGN 2.0 across Cars and Utility Vehicles.

Two path-breaking concepts based on the versatile ALFA ARC, ‘Agile Light Flexible Advanced’ Architecture, were unveiled. The ‘HBX Showcar’ as a natural extension of the ‘H2X Concept’ – readying for production. The ‘Sierra EV Concept’ with progressive look into the future of SUVs also showcased. The ‘Sierra EV Concept’ is fully electric and goes beyond a SUV. Tata Motors also unveiled the ‘Hexa Safari Edition’, a  combination of two of its popular SUVs – the Safari and the Hexa.

Derived from the Land Rover’s legendary D8 platform, and customised as ‘Optimal Modular Efficient Global Advanced’ Architecture (OMEGA-ARC) for India, Tata Motors launched the much-awaited ‘Harrier 2020’, which comes with a 6-speed automatic transmission, mated to the next-generation 170PS BSVI Kryotec diesel engine.

The ‘Harrier 2020’ comes with the price tag starting at Rs 13.69 lakh for the manual version and Rs 16.25 lakh for the automatic version. The company has  also showcased its new flagship SUV – the Gravitas, in its production spec, scheduled to be launched later in the second half of the financial year 2021. The Gravitas is a true personification of Power, Indulgence and Capability.

Electric Vehicles

Tata Motors has displayed the single largest portfolio of EVs with the newly-launched Nexon EV and the Altroz EV. In the commercial vehicles segment, the company showcased the Tata 4/12m Low Floor Entry Electric Bus – the first full-electric drivetrain. The Tata Ultra T.7 Electric was also on display, as India’s first-ever intermediate commercial electric truck. The Ultra T.7 Electric is designed to foster the agile goods movement across all business applications, making it the best fit for city transportation requirements.

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