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With longer-range Nexon, Tata Motors aims to solve range anxiety of EV

Company feels target customers will be those who wants to use electric vehicle for inter-city travel

Tata Nexon EV MAX
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Tata has also earmarked $1 billion of its own money to fund its EV plans and by 2025, Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran expects electric models to make up a quarter of its sales.

Arindam Majumder New Delhi
Tata Motors, which is the largest player in India’s nascent electric passenger vehicle industry today unveiled the long range variant of the popular Nexon model looking to solve the range that EVs currently face.

Launched as an extension to India’s bestselling EV, the new Nexon EV MAX offers an ARAI-certified driving range of 437 km due to its larger battery pack. The company also has plans to launch electric cars with a minimum range of 500 kilometres and advanced technology features, targeting buyers in domestic markets and abroad.

“The practical world battery range has gone up over 35 percent over

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