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Tata Motors to export its EVs to mature auto markets

A portfolio of successful and affordable EVs makes will help the firm target the white space

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(From left) Tata Motors’ Martin Uhlarik (head of design), Shailesh Chandra (MD, PVs and electric mobility), Anand Kulkarni (VP, product line and operations for electric monility), and Vivek B Srivatsa (head, marketing & sales, electric mobility) at the launch of SUV concept Curvv in Mumbai on Wednesday

Shally Seth Mohile Mumbai
Tata Motors is actively considering tapping into some of the export markets beyond South Asia, for its range of electric vehicles (EVs) as it sees an opportunity of selling affordable EVs in markets outside India.

 The export plans will coincide with the commercial launch of the Curvve – an electric SUV concept that broke cover on Wednesday, in two years from now, Shailesh Chandra, MD, Tata Motors PVs and Electric Mobility, told Business Standard.

“We are actively thinking of the international markets and we would like to go with a portfolio of products. We have identified a few markets and

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