HIGHLIGHTS
The all new Tata Nexon EV will be available in three variants – XZ+ LUX, XZ+ and XM
Top-end variant will be priced at ₹15.99 lakh.
Made on ziptron technology.
Can charge upto 80 per cent in just 60 minutes through fast charging.
ALL ABOUT THE NEXON EV
The Nexon EV will also be the first electric vehicle from the stable of Tata Motors to be powered by the in-house developed Ziptron technology.
Tata Motors Ltd has launched the Nexon EV with an introductory starting price tag of ₹13.99 lakh (ex-showroom), which is about 6-7 lakh cheaper when compared to the other long-range electric cars on sales in India currently Like to be as the hyundai kona is priced at the tag of Rs 21 lakhs (Ex showroom).
The Tata Nexon EV will be available in three variants – XZ+ LUX, XZ+ and XM with top-end variant priced at ₹15.99 lakh.As per ARAI claimed range of the game changer ev is 312 km per fully charged battery. Of course it will be varying according to the conditions that you are offering to the vehicle.
While the company forays into the personal electric mobility segment with the Nexon EV, it also marks a shift in it's strategy from niche segments such as fleet and taxi to personal applications.
The Nexon EV will also be the first electric vehicle from the stable of Tata Motors to be powered by the in-house developed Ziptron technology, which is a modular electric powertrain platform comprising of permanent magnet AC motor and a dust and water proof, liquid-cooled lithium-ion battery system.
Nexon EV is powered by a 129 PS permanent magnet AC motor powered by a 30.2 kWh lithium ion battery. The company claims that the electric motor can produce 245 Nm of instant torque from standstill as the Nexon EV boasts of acceleration figures of 0-100 in 9.9 seconds. Of course it is far less then those offered by other leading companies but should get to see through the price tag also. So can be a good deal right.
On the charging side, Nexon EV's battery can be charged up to 80% within 60 minutes when plugged into a fast DC charger. And that will be an added advantage. The EV can also be charged using a regular 15-ampere socket, which would account for a longer charging duration. Tata Motors plans to retail it's all-new EV across it's 60 dealer outlets in 22 cities. Tata Motors is tapping into the synergies with it's group companies that are coming together to set up India's first EV ecosystem.
This includes Tata Power setting up EV charging network across the country, Tata Chemicals working on battery chemistry, Tata AutoComp on battery packs and other components among others.
Tata Power has already set up a network of about 100 EV charging stations and plans to scale this up to 300 by March 2020, and 650 charging stations by March 2021
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