Tata Tigor EV news

The 2021 Tigor EV scored four stars for both adult and child occupation protection and is the first Indian electric vehicle to have undergone a crash test

In theory, the range of the EV might exceed that of the Nexon EV, despite having a smaller battery pack

The facelifted Tigor EV can now be booked at certain Tata dealerships for a token sum of Rs 21,000

The updated Tigor EV is expected to offer a claimed range of over 300km

With the electric car space drawing more attention than before, which EV catches your fancy?

Here’s how the Nexon EV fares against other EVs in terms of price, range and charging

Which models made it to production, which ones did not and why? Let’s find out

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Unlike the previous Tigor EV, the new Tigor EV with extended range can also be bought by the general public

Tata plans to launch four EVs by early 2021, including the Tigor EV, Altroz EV, Nexon EV and a mystery EV

To be spread mainly across five metropolitan cities

This bunch of long-range, quick-charging electric cars might give a shot in the arm to the Indian EV market