Tata has given an update to bring down its lowest-priced Nano yet again with a slew of good features. The Tata Nano will be relaunched with the latest features and dual airbags. Tata’s Nano has now got an electric avatar as well. The Simple Nano, which was earlier priced at Rs 1 lakh, will see a slight increase in price. The price of the Electric Nano has not been disclosed yet, but it is expected to be offered in the range of Rs 2.5 to 3 lakhs. All the safety features have been included in the Electric Nano.
Electra EV Nano Car
Electra EV, founded by Tata, presented a custom-built 72V Nano EV to its founder, Mr. Ratan Tata. “It was a dream come true moment for Team Electra EV when Mr. Tata powered the custom-built 72V Nano EV.” Huge thanks to Mr. Tata for giving us the Nano EV and his invaluable feedback,” the company wrote. Proud. Tata launched its Nano car for 1 lakh. It has to be seen how much the electric variant of the Nano will suit people’s pockets.
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Electra EV has so far supplied a limited number of converted Tata Nano electric vehicles. Which can also be called NEO EV. Bengaluru-based Last Mile Mobility Service – Sainikpod Sit & Go all-electric mobility service is operated by Motherpod Innovation Pvt Ltd. It is completely manned by the ex-servicemen of the country.
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Tata Motors stopped production of its most-wanted Nano compact car in 2018. The company acquired only one unit at its Sanand production plant. The company has currently launched the Nexon EV and Tigor EV as its electric vehicles in India.
tata electric car
Last year, the domestic automaker announced the launch of 10 more electric cars over the next five years, planning to raise Rs 7,500 crore to grow its electric vehicle business. Out of 10 EVs, 7 electric cars are planned to be launched in the next four years. The upcoming electric cars from Tata Motors could be variants of the hatchback Altroz and Tiago.
Tata Motors’ brand Jaguar Land Rover is also planning to launch six new electric Land Rover SUVs in the coming five years. Jaguar had earlier announced that it aims to become an all-electric brand by 2025.