Tata Motors plans to expand its electric car portfolio with new models and higher price points, its managing director said, as it looks to cement its lead as the top selling electric vehicle (EV) company in India.
The carmaker will also offer a choice of ranges for its EVs so it can address the needs of multiple buyers, including shorter ranges for city use, Shailesh Chandra, managing director of Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles and its EV subsidiary told Reuters on the sidelines of India’s Auto Expo car show.
“Customer needs are getting very individualistic. Going ahead we will maintain our growth momentum and work towards further strengthening our portfolio,” said Chandra.
