Tata Motors to Showcase 26 Vehicles At Auto Expo 2020

• Published On: 10 January 2020
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At the upcoming 2020 Auto Expo, Tata Motors announced its plan to bring 26 new vehicles (4 Global Unveils, 14 Commercial Vehicles and 12 Passenger Vehicles). The Nexon facelift and the Nexon EV, the Altron EV, and the upcoming flagship 7-seater SUV Tata Gravitas are some of the models we expect to see at the Auto Expo.

Tata Motors will start blazing all guns in the year 2020. The carmaker has announced that starting from January 2020, it will be releasing its all-new BSVI product range for passenger vehicles. In addition, at the forthcoming Auto Expo 2020, Tata Motors will display 4 major unveils, 14 commercial vehicles and 12 passenger vehicles.

Tata Motors has reached its 75th year with a prosperous heritage in 2020 and is looking to build a sustainable future by supplying a wired India with ambitious, innovative mobility solutions. This purpose will be presented as the theme at the Expo pavilion of Tata Motors. The four global unveils could include the Tata H2X micro SUV, which last year was introduced for the first time at the Geneva Motor Show. The Gravitas (7-seater Harrier), the facelifted Nexon, the facelifted Tigor and Tiago, the BS6 Harrier and the hybrid hatchback of Altroz could be entered.

Tata Motors is building a common Connected Vehicle Architecture to serve the entire portfolio of commercial, passenger and electric vehicles to enable its customers' extended digital eco-system. To leverage the ecosystem of shared mobility, Tata Motors will provide innovative solutions in the transportation of people and goods and will work to provide the safest vehicle range to set new industry benchmarks.

Mr Guenter Butschek, CEO and MD, Tata Motors said on the occasion, "We are pleased to announce the theme for our pavilion at Auto Expo 2020–Connected India: Responsible and Sustainable Mobility Solutions. This theme will bring our future CESS focus to life, which is–Connected, Electric, Shared, and Safe. It is necessary to translate into reality the future of effective, green, sustainable mobility solutions. As a responsible company, we are doing our utmost to contribute to this agenda and are preparing for a faster marketing of a new generation of products. At the Auto Expo 2020, we are eager to unveil our extensive range of potential portfolios that are not only ready for BSVI, but are planned and built to really improve the value proposition for our prospective customers.

The Tata Motors pavilion at Auto Expo 2020 has been planned and designed to provide guests with an interactive experience in addition to product exhibits. Customers attending the hall will engage in games with the aid of an immersive digital interface and have a chance to win an exciting experience. The organization also took steps including going paperless as part of its recycling campaign and raised the green cover at the pavilion. Given the growing community of start-ups, Tata Motors will also use this forum to engage with the start-up communities and crowdsource them.

The state-of - the-art ' Advance Power Systems Technology Tech Center ' at its Engineering Research Center (ERC) Pune, has played a key role in the technology, testing and development of powertrain technologies for its product portfolio, including extensive electrification, for the BSVI transition. The company has streamlined its portfolio with enhanced features rather than limiting the scope to emission migration alone, offering enhanced performance and value-added enhancers for the benefit of customers. With its full range of drivetrain options, including gasoline, diesel & CNG engines for BSVI emission standards electric, automatic and automated manual transmissions, the business is ready.

Talking about the transition, Tata Motors, President & CTO, Mr Rajendra Petkar said, "The Tata Motors team has worked tirelessly towards a smooth transition to the BSVI regime. We have designed and engineered our products with the customer at the center of our plans, taking into account the duty cycles and growing aspirations. We will be introducing more than 100 lead models with over 1000 variants from January 2020 onwards. These will cover combinations of powertrain, body styles, chassis configurations plus connected, electrical, shared, and security imbibing technologies. Significant front loading of activities, the use of digital product development tools and early involvement of globally reputable technology & supplier partners have helped us accelerate portfolio migration.