Tata EVs have covered a total distance of 1.4 billion kilometers, which is about three round trips to the sun.
The EVs are claimed to have saved a notable 2,19,432 tons of CO2 emissions. Tata Motors also claims that its EV owners have collectively saved a staggering Rs 7 billion on fuel costs during the ownership of their electric vehicles.
While the Tata Motors’ EV lineup only consists of three offerings right now, the company is in the works of developing a range of new fully-electric cars which would include production versions of Curvv, Harrier EV, Sierra EV and Avinya concepts, as well as the battery-powered versions of Punch and Altroz. The existing Tata Nexon EV is also set to be updated in September this year, while electric versions of Punch, Harrier and the Curvv are slated for a launch in 2024.
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Commenting on the occasion, Shailesh Chandra, Managing Director, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd. and Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Ltd. said, “This milestone is a springboard for electrification to grow. It represents the fast-progressing ecosystem, giving confidence to customers, suppliers, charging infra players and investors to deploy new technologies and build capabilities in the industry. Such fast-paced growth will create significant employment across categories of workforce in new technologies, while improving our air quality, reducing our oil imports and making India a key hub for EV and EV component manufacturing.”
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