Tata Tigor EV that runs 250 km on a single charge will be launched in a few minutes from now! – Easy Gadgets

Tata Motors teased its upcoming electric sedan car Tigor EV a few days back. However, the car’s design was hidden inside camouflage. The company is going to present this car today, that is, on August 18, but at the moment it is not known whether the specifications or price of this car will be disclosed today. It is certain that the design of the Tata Tigor EV electric car will be presented in front of everyone today. Apart from this, in the last teaser to reveal the name, Tata had also confirmed that the new electric car will be equipped with the company’s Ziptron powertrain technology like the current Nexon EV.

The car largely matches the design of the facelift model of the IC engine-powered Tata Tigor BS6 sedan. Now, because this car belongs to Tata Equipped with Ziptron Powertrain Technology We already know that it includes an IP-67 certified lithium-ion battery. This electric powertrain technology can give the car a driving range of over 250 kms on a single charge. If this car also comes with the same setup as the Nexon EV, then we can guess that it will include a permanent magnet synchronous electric motor. However, this is only our guess, we hope that Tata introduced this car today With this, some of its specifications can be veiled over.

Apart from this, if reports coming in for some time are to be believed, Tata Motors is working on another electric car and it is reportedly Altrosis EV Is. It is believed that the company can use its Ziptron electric powertrain on this car as well. Not only this, a leak had claimed that the upcoming Altroz ​​EV will have a bigger battery pack than the Nexon EV, giving it a 25% to 40% longer range than the Nexon EV. If we calculate it, the driving range of Altroz ​​electric car can be around 450 to 500 kms.

The Nexon EV electric compact SUV has already been the first choice of electric car customers. The booking data released by the company from time to time shows that the car is being well received in India and now, the company is all set to introduce the Tigor EV. After this, we will also get to see the electric version of the Altroz, which has established its foot in the premium hatchback car segment in the non-electric market. There is no doubt that in the coming few years, Tata is determined to rule the Indian electric vehicle market.