.EV New Name for Tata Motors Electric Sub-Brand

• Could move away from current blue accents • Will let Tata use wider range of colours for its electric lineup • .EV branding will be only element to distinguish between electric and ICE models

December 24, 2022     Team CarLelo
.EV New Name for Tata Motors Electric Sub-Brand

Tata Motors has quickly become the dominant automaker in the rapidly growing Indian EV segment with its ICE-to-EV models. Now, the brand has announced that it will be setting up an independent new electric brand called .EV. This new electric division would focus on the future electric product portfolio. 

.EV sub-brand: what it means for Tata Motors

tata EV

Currently, Tata Motors uses light blue accents and an ‘EV’ suffix to differentiate its electric models from their ICE counterparts. But with the New Tata Tiago electric’s launch, the automaker has taken a slightly different path by adding new .EV badges to the front grille, fenders, and the bootlid.

The .EV branding will allow Tata to steer away from the current blue exterior accents it uses as an identifying factor for its electric vehicle lineup. This will let Tata designers choose other colour options for its electric cars. 

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Tata Motors massive investment in EV Division

Tata Motor EV

Tata recently announced that it is planning to invest Rs 15,000 crores over the next five years in the EV segment. The automaker stated that it is working on 10 models across different categories. The company has also raised $1 Billion in funding from private equity firm TPG in its EV division, valuing the business at $9.1 Billion. 

The brand is focusing not only on expanding its current lineup but also on improving the EV charging infrastructure in India. As of April 2022, there are 1742 charging stations across the country. Tata has stated that there is a need to accelerate the EV ecosystem, and that the brand will be doing its part to develop it.

Tata Motors at Delhi Auto Expo 2023

Tata Auto Expo 2023

The Indian manufacturer is also moving into alternative green mobility platforms. In a recent social media post, the brand teased a poster with the words 'Accelerating Greener Mobility,' showcasing a hydrogen fuel tank in the vicinity. This will be the first time Tata is exploring hydrogen-powered vehicles. Expect to see a concept/prototype using hydrogen-power technology at the 2023 Delhi AutoExpo.

Read Also: Upcoming Tata Tiago EV: What We Know

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