Tata Motors Launches Tigor EV Sedan Starting at Rs 11.99 L By Soumya Duggal/ Updated On Tue, Aug 31st, 2021 Highlights : The Tiger EV comes with an ARAI-certified range of 306 kms (under standard testing conditions). It is available in 3 variants, i.e. XE (for Rs 11.99 lakhs), XM (for Rs 12.49 lakhs), and XZ+ (for 12.99 Lakhs; Dual Tone option – for Rs 13.14 lakhs). Auto major Tata Motors has launched a new car — the Tigor EV, which comes with an ARAI-certified range of 306 kms (under standard testing conditions) and is available in 3 variants, i.e. XE (for Rs 11.99 lakhs), XM (for Rs 12.49 lakhs), and XZ+ (for 12.99 Lakhs; Dual Tone option – for Rs 13.14 lakhs). The Tigor EV deliveries will commence for the personal segment today. Following the footstep of its ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) sibling, the Tigor EV has also been lauded by GNCAP with a 4 star rating for adult (12.00 points out of 17.00) and child (37.24 points out of 49.00) occupant protection, says Tata. Mr. Shailesh Chandra, President, Passenger Vehicle Business Unit, Tata Motors, said “We are ecstatic to launch the Tigor EV today, powered by the capable Ziptron Technology. The Tigor EV is a perfect option for all aspiring sedan buyers who are looking to own a vehicle that is technologically advanced, comfortable and high on safety standards, while also being an environmental-friendly commute, making it an irresistible choice for the buyers to #EvolveToElectric.” Leading the current electric vehicle personal segment market with a 70% market share, Tata Motors is assertive that the all-new Tigor EV will democratize the electric mobility offerings in India. The Tigor EV delivers a peak power output of 55 kW and a peak torque of 170 Nm and is powered by a 26-kWh liquid-cooled, high energy density battery pack and an IP 67 rated battery pack and motor to make it weather and worry-proof. The Impact-Resistant Battery Pack casing of Tigor EV complies with AIS – 048 standard for nail penetration at cell Level. Based on a proven platform with Rear Crash suited structure, the car is compatible with globally acceptable CCS2 charging protocol and can be fast-charged as well as slow-charged from any 15 A plug point, added Tata. Tata Motors Bags Order of 15 H2-based Fuel Cell Buses From Indian Oil Also Read Earlier this month, in a move to enhance the country’s electric mobility, Tata Motors delivered 35 Starbus electric buses as a part of a larger order of 340 electric buses to BEST, a civic transport and electricity provider public body based in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Tata Motors To Bring 10 New Battery Electric Vehicles by 2025 Also Read Tags: Electric Mobility, Shailesh Chandra, Tata Motors, the Tigor EV