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Tata Motors second Electric Vehicle, the Tigor EV, is here. Is it worth the price and should you buy one? Yes and Yes.
08/09/2021
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PIC : RACHNA TYAGI
MUMBAI
Just like many in India have lived to tell their great grandchildren the story of how pigeons delivered letters during their days before email became de riguer, many out there, will live to tell the story of how their journey from the days of bullock carts metamorphosed into Electric Vehicles (EVs). For now, let us dive straight in to see what Tata Motors’ latest Electric Vehicle offering is all about. After launching the Tata Nexon EV last year, Tata Motors, is back again with yet another EV. However, this time, it is in the form of a sedan – the Tigor EV. Needless to say, the idea of a new body type is a welcome change because the clutch of Electric Passenger Vehicles that we have at present are all SUVs. Think Hyundai Kona, MG ZS EV, Mercedes-Benz EQC and Jaguar I-Pace. And that is why it is always exciting to see a new product coming in and breaking the monotony. We have always been fans of the Tata Tigor’s cutesy design and the new Tata Tigor EV elevates it even further. The Teal Blue colour which happens to be the signature colour of the Tigor EV does make it stand
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