Tata Motors' Shailesh Chandra on 100,000 electric vehicle sales milestone | Interview| Autocar India



In conversation with Hormazd Sorabjee, Shailesh Chandra – MD, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles & Tata Passenger Electric Mobility – talks of delivering 100,000 electric cars, increasing popularity of EVs, the road ahead and more.

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26 thoughts on “Tata Motors' Shailesh Chandra on 100,000 electric vehicle sales milestone | Interview| Autocar India”

  1. Thanks for the video
    Hearing the Tata story and future plans is always exciting and Interesting.
    Looking forward to the upcoming launch and waiting to see how Range and Price of vehicle changes in evolving market

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  2. Mr Chandra should also look at improving the sales and service experience (I am sure his team is working hard at it) which is lagging the leader players Maruti & Hyundai.

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  3. Mr. Chandra has said that it happened to roll out TiagovEV with 1/10 investment. Then why the cost of EV is high.
    Second, he didn't put any word on the withheld subsidies to customers on otherside company has benifited through PLI.

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  4. Heartiest congratulations to Tata Motors for achieving this landmark. At the same time in spite of this decent numbers, still purchasing an EV car at this juncture may be ok for a city ride but not for long trip. It's still not an ideal investment unless and otherwise one travel a minimum of 200 kms per day. For purchasing an EV car you are paying a premium of almost 40% which will take years to recover unless and otherwise you travel a lot. Tata Tiago range is hardly 200 kms. That too one has to drive at 50-60km. Definitely this is for local travel.

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  5. It's always a pleasure to listen to Mr. Chandra….as a long time EV enthusiast myself, I must say, he is our guy..and he completely gets it…I have not seen this combination of passion, commitment, knowledge and understanding of EV ecosystem from any other legacy auto company head. VW ex boss Diess was close, but Mr. Chandra tops him too. I still think and say Tata as a group has the capability to top Tesla in complete vertical integration of its EV manufacturing.

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