Tata Motors is investing Rs 35,000 crore to launch new vehicles and facelift existing models. By 2030, Tata will launch new and updated versions of many of its vehicles, some of which will be EVs and some electric, as well as some ICE cars.
Tata Motors is focusing more on manufacturing electric vehicles, and the company aims to have a 20% share of EV sales by 2027 and 30% by 2030. Seeing the problem in charging electric cars, the company has also found a solution for this: Tata Motors has set a target of creating at least 400,000 charging points, which it will try to achieve by 2027.
Why is Tata Motors investing 35,000 crores?
In the coming years, Tata is trying to make more and more EV and hybrid cars and wants to have a share of 20% to 30% in EV sales. Tata is planning to make more than 400,000 charging points so that more and more people buy EV cars and do not face problems charging the car.
Many cars are expected to be launched by Tata in the coming few months, like the Tata Sierra, Tata Safari EV, Tata Sumo, Tata Curve, and many other cars will also be launched. Tata Motors has focused its attention on SUVs and crossovers and is mostly launching cars in this segment.
Tata Upcoming Cars And Other Info
As I told you, many cars can be launched by Tata by 2030, such as the Tata Sierra, which can be launched in 2026, in which you will get an EV version along with petrol and diesel engines. Tata Avina can also be launched in 2025 at a price of Rs 30 lakh to Rs 60 lakh, which is a car based on Generation 3 architecture.
If you like Tata cars and want to buy Tata’s upcoming cars like the New Generation Tata Sierra EV, Tata Avinash, and Tata Safari EV, then you will have to wait for a few days because these cars will be launched soon.
Most of the cars to be launched between late 2025 and early 2026 are expected to be priced between Rs 12 lakh and Rs 30 lakh, ex-showroom. Tata is trying to launch its cars in every budget to satisfy all types of its customers.
The company is also planning to add hybrid powertrains, but this will only be possible if market conditions and competitiveness demand it. By investing so much money, Tata is strengthening itself as a major player in the growing EV segment.
