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Showing posts with label Tata Motors. Show all posts
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Thursday, April 14, 2011

Tata Motors India

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Tata Motors is the leading Indian automobile manufacturer. With several decades of impressive performance behind it, Tata Motors produces top of the line commercial vehicles. It is India's largest and one of the world's top five medium and heavy commercial manufacturers. It has made a name for itself in car production too.

About the Company
Tata Motors Limited is the leader of the market in commercial vehicles in each segment. It is the second largest in the passenger vehicles segment. At global level, Tata Motors stands fifth in the medium and heavy commercial vehicle manufacturer category. It has carved a niche for itself among global automobile makers.

Set up in 1945, it has its network across the length and breadth of the country. It rolled out its first vehicle in 1954. More than three million of its vehicles ply on the Indian roads. In September 2004, the company was listed in the New York Stock Exchange. It became the first from India’s engineering sector to be listed in the New York Stock Exchange.

Tata Motors, through its subsidiaries, provide engineering and automotive solutions. It produced Tata Indica, India’s first indigenously developed car. In 2005, it launched Tata Ace, first indigenously developed mini-truck of India. In 2009, it created history by launching Tata Nano, the world’s cheapest car.
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Sunday, August 15, 2010

Tata Motors to launch 2 EVs in Europe by March of 2011



The Hindu Business Line is reporting that TATA motors is expected to launch two electric vehicles (EVs) in select European countries by March of 2011. The company's vice chairman, Ravi Kant, told the publication that the EVs scheduled for launch include battery . The EVs will appear first in the UK, followed by an introduction in Scandinavian nations (Norway, Denmark and Sweden) at a later date.

The company choose the UK as the initial debut site due to its substantial EV infrastructure and strong incentives that should boost sales. Tata Motors' commercial vehicles division president, Ravi Pisharody, notes that the company does not intend to launch the EVs in its home market of India due to its lack of a supporting infrastructure, saying:
The network of charging stations is practically absent in India. We cannot have electric vehicles without Government support, especially for setting up stations.