Tata Motors, India’s largest commercial vehicle manufacturer and market leader, has showcased an array of cutting-edge mass mobility solutions at Prawaas 4.0, a three-day biennial event highlighting safe, smart and sustainable integrated mass mobility solutions, which opened today at the BIEC in Bengaluru.
The company unveiled the all-new Tata Ultra EV 7M, a zero-emission, intra-city electric bus designed and engineered to suit the requirements for urban mass mobility. The 21-seater Ultra EV 7M, powered by a 213kW electric motor and IP67-rated 200kWh Li-ion battery, has a claimed a range of up to 160km in a single charge and comes with fast charging capability, enabling a full charge in two-and-half hours. According to the company, the easy-to-manoeuvre Ultra EV 7M is designed to tackle narrow lanes and high-traffic urban landscapes. It is.
The fully electric drivetrain is complemented by advanced safety features, including an electronic braking system and electronic stability control. The bus is equipped with an Automatic Passenger Counter and boasts high safety and security standards with its Intelligent Transport System (ITS). Additionally, the Ultra EV 7M incorporates regenerative braking technology, further enhancing its efficiency and range.
Commenting on the unveiling, Anand S, Vice President and Head – Commercial Passenger Vehicle Business, Tata Motors, said, “Prawaas 4.0’s theme of safe, smart, and sustainable mobility perfectly aligns with our vision. This event provides us a unique opportunity to engage with stakeholders and showcase our cutting-edge solutions. We are proud to present a wide range of exhibits that offer customised solutions in their respective segments, including our latest offering, the Ultra EV 7M, in the electric bus space. This all-new model is perfectly suited for both metros and smaller cities, addressing the unique demands of our customers. Our participation in Prawaas 4.0 underscores our dedication to providing innovative, efficient and sustainable mobility solutions that ensure high earning potential and profitability for our customers.”
Tata Motors’ CV portfolio has clean and sustainable solutions across multiple powertrains and emission technologies. The company leads the market in electric buses segment, with over 2,900 e-buses deployed across India and having clocked a cumulative distance of over 16 crore kilometres. It is also advancing hydrogen fuel cell transport solutions within the country.
With a wide range of alternate fuel powered vehicles, Tata Motors’ growth strategy is to offer lower operational costs and higher profitability for operators. Enhancing the company’s CV portfolio is Fleet Edge, a connected vehicle platform that leverages smart technologies to improve fleet management, vehicle uptime and safety.
At Prawaas 4.0, Tata Motors has also showcased other passenger transport solutions including the Magna EV, Magic Bi-fuel, Ultra Prime CNG, Winger 9S, CityRide Prime and LPO 1822, all aimed at offering customized solutions in varied applications and duty cycles.
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