Tata Tigor Electric Could Be Sold To Private Buyers

Speaking to Moneycontrol News, Tata Motors Managing Director, Guenter Butschek said, "What is good for one is good for the others. The question is how strong the demand is in the private sector. We have the process industrialised. The current challenge is industrialization of the entire supply chain in order to actually go for the volume requested by EESL."

Earlier, this year, Tata Motors had shown off the electric version of the Tiago hatchback (on which the Tigor is based) in the United Kingdom.

The electric Tiago was powered by a single electric motor that produced 114.4bhp and 200Nm of torque. The electric Tiago showcased in the UK had a top speed of 135kph and a range of 100 kilometres.

While the electric powertrain for the Tiago was developed in the UK, the electric Tigor uses an indigenously developed drivetrain, which Tata claims can be used o its other vehicles as well. An electric version of the Nano, the smallest Tata Motors car currently on sale in India, was spotted testing a few months ago as well.

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An electric version of the Tata Tigor for the general public looks to be a brilliant idea and is something we can easily get behind provided, the car's range is sufficient enough for daily use. While electric cars in India are rather rare, we just hope that there is enough demand for the Tigor Electric to make EVs a regular sight on Indian roads.