It’s no secret that Tata Motors is leading the race when it comes to the Indian EV industry with record-breaking sales of its EVs in the country to support the vision for a cleaner and greener environment. Currently, its Nexon EV is the best-selling electric car in India and the other EV it sells in the country is its Tigor EV.
So, on 2nd April Tata Motors reported that along with its dealer partners, it delivered 712 EVs (564 Nexon EVs and 148 Tigor EVs) to individual customers in Maharashtra and Goa. With a commanding market share of 87% (11M, FY 22) and over 21500 Tata EVs on road to date, this goes to show how Tata Motors is playing a leading role in proactively driving the adoption of electric mobility in the country.
Tata Motors is the undisputed market leader in EV industry of India
According to Mr. Vivek Srivatsa – Head, Marketing, Sales and Service Strategy, Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Ltd. “As India treads towards electrification in mobility, Tata Motors takes pride in being the market leaders in this space by providing thoughtfully packaged products that are helping customers #EvolveToElectric. Today’s occasion of delivering 712 EVs in a single day to customers across Maharashtra and Goa (a milestone achieved by a 4 wheeler manufacturer in India) is a feat we are ecstatic about. It not only proves the successful inroads that Tata Motors’ EVs have made in the personal mobility space but also stands as a testament to the value and confidence customers are seeing in them. Tata Motors is constantly working towards educating and enhancing the adoption of electric mobility in India and we hope that this occasion sets an example for other states to join and support India’s green wave.”
Both Nexon EVs and Tigor EVs have received a good amount of sales in the country while continuing to grow heavily in India as the prices of petrol skyrockets every day. Not only for Tata Motors but also as a whole in India, the adoption of EVs has to be very swift and companies like Tata, Mahindra, Maruti, MG, Kia and others will play a key role in that.
As Tata Motors describes, it is working with its chain of companies under its roof to build an EV ecosystem called the “Tata uniEVerse” for its fans and Indian customers. Obviously, their vision is right, however, they will require more EVs to be produced and made in the next few years to hold this momentum as the market leader.
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