Tata Motors announced that Guenter Butschek will be stepping down from his role as CEO & MD from June 30, 2021.

The company has curated detailed guidelines for each location and conducted intensive training for maintaining social distancing at workplaces. Enhanced sanitisation measures are being implemented.

Tata Motors, one of India’s leading automobile manufacturers, is set to roll-out a product offensive in 2020.

Tata Motors, part of Tata Group and a leading automaker in India, has recently rolled out electric variant of its compact SUV Nexon for the personal segment and has plans to launch four more EVs in the next two years.

Four more EV are set to be launched by the automaker. Of these, two will be sports utility vehicles, one sedan and a hatchback.

The company is ready for transition into BS VI from January and will showcase a range of future commercial and passenger vehicles at the Expo.

Nexon EV is equipped with a powerful and high-efficiency 129 PS permanent-magnet AC motor powered by a high capacity 30.2 kwh lithium-ion battery.

Tata Motors has unveiled its state-of-the-art electric vehicle technology ZIPTRON, which will power a range of aspirational Tata Electric Cars, starting with a launch in Q4 of FY20.

The new technology comprises of a highly efficient permanent magnet AC motor providing superior performance on demand. It also offers best in industry dust and water proof battery system meeting IP67 standards. Further, ZIPTRON utilises smart regenerative braking to charge the battery while on the drive.