Tata Motors has accomplished a breakthrough by surpassing 2 lakh electric vehicle (EV) sales in India. This breakthrough shows the developing acceptance of economical mobility and Tata’s commitment to empowering electric transportation. To celebrate, the company is offering exclusive benefits to customers, further quickening the move towards cleaner, greener mobility in India. February 19, 2025, was a cause for immense celebration for TATA.ev, Tata Motors’ electric vehicle vertical, as it achieved the milestone of 2 lakh sales in India. It’s a grand moment for India’s EV revolution, a sign of just how far electric mobility has come in a span of just five years.
Powering the Numbers
TATA.ev has had an amazing run. Their 200,000 customers have clocked more than 5 billion kilometers on Indian roads, reducing 700,000 tons of CO2 emissions. That’s equivalent to taking thousands of gas-guzzling vehicles off the road! The product—Tiago EV, Tigor EV, Punch EV, Nexon EV, and Curvv EV—has taken over the market, making Tata the topper among four-wheeler EV makers in India.
Special Perks to Celebrate
To celebrate this milestone, Tata.ev initiated a 45-day extravaganza with great deals for customers. “With the introduction of these exclusive benefits, we invite even more customers to join this revolution and reaffirm our commitment to further enhance acceptance of EVs as a technology for a cleaner, greener tomorrow,” said a Tata Motors spokesperson. Here’s what’s happening:
- Exchange Bonus: Rs 50,000 maximum on exchange of any passenger vehicle.
- Financing Offers: Zero down payment and 100% on-road finance for new customers.
- Charging Benefits: Free six-month charging at Tata Power centers for Nexon.ev and Curvv.ev customers.
- Home Charging: Free 7.2 kW AC fast charger with free installation on purchase of new Tata EVs.
- Loyalty Rewards: Existing owners of TATA.ev receive Rs 50,000, while existing owners of Tata Motors passenger vehicles receive Rs 20,000 on purchase of Nexon.ev or Curvv.ev.
Pacing the Green Charge
Tata.ev’s success arrives as India’s EV market heats up, and players such as MG, Mahindra, and Tesla join the race. The company is also upscaling its charging points to 400,000 by 2027, straight addressing range concern. This point isn’t a number—it’s an indicator of India’s path to cleaner transport. With reduced costs and ecology taking center stage, Tata.ev is inviting all the more along for the journey.
