Tata Motors Delivers Tigor EVs to Goa’s DNRE, Part of EESL Tender

India’s prominent automobile company, Tata Motors has delivered its Tigor EVs to the Department of New & Renewable Energy (DNRE) in Goa. This deployment is an integral part of its tender with EESL. 

The delivery ceremony took place on 1st February in the presence of Hon’ble Chief Minister of Goa, Rajesh Tulshidas Patekar accompanied by Honourable Speaker of Goa Legislative Assembly, and the Chief Secretary of Goa with Pramod Pandurang Sawanand other senior officers of the Ministry.

Recently, Tata Motors has announced the first anniversary celebrations of its popular electric SUV, the Tata Nexon EV. It has consistently catered to the evolving needs of customers for electric cars with the introduction of best-selling products in both fleets (Tigor EV, with a range of 140 km & 213 km) and personal segment (Nexon EV, with a range of 312 km), thereby commanding a market share of 71% in EVs (YTD FY21).

Tata Motors has also partnered with relevant Tata group companies including Tata Power, Tata Chemicals, Tata Auto Components, Tata Motors Finance, and Croma to launch the ‘Tata uniEVerse’, an enabling ecosystem to fasten the adoption of EVs in India, developed Indigenously. 

Earlier this January, Tata Motors had announced that it has bagged the prestigious National Energy Conservation Award (NECA) 2020 for its energy conservation measures, instituted by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE). It got 3 awards at NECA 2020. 

The company’s Jamshedpur, Lucknow, and Pantnagar plants won ‘First Prize’, ‘Second Prize’ and ‘Merit Award’, respectively, in the category of Automotive (Manufacturing) Sector, at an event held virtually. The award ceremony took place in the presence of Raj Kumar Singh, Minister of State (Power, New & Renewable Energy).

Tata Motors is India’s largest and OEM offering an extensive range of integrated, smart, and e-mobility solutions. It strives to bring new products that fire the imagination of GenNext customers, fueled by state of the art design and R&D centers located in India, UK, US, Italy, and South Korea.