Tata Tigor-ev

As we gear up to celebrate World EV Day, it is remarkable how far battery-powered vehicles have come in a short span of just a few years. And while it may seem like India is behind the curve when it comes to electric vehicles, there is much afoot at the ground level that signals a shift of tectonic proportions in the near future. For Tata Motors though, the future is now and after the success of the Nexon EV, the company has officially launched 2021 Tata Tigor EV and has pegged it as the most-affordable electric vehicle for private buyers in the country.There isn't much competition to speak of for the 2021 Tata Tigor EV. But that ought not to mean that it can afford to compromise on factors such as range, features, looks or even performance. Tata claims that its Ziptron technology promises to make the latest Tigor EV quite a delight when on the move and to test all of its key and crucial aspects, I got behind the wheels of the car for a day out in Delhi.Tata Tigor EV exterior styling:Tigor isn't really one of those compact sedans that will ever make heads turn sideways. And yet, its simplistic looks are anything but shabby. Tigor EV builds on the basics and seeks to distinguish itself from its counterpart with the internal combustion engine with noticeable updates.

2021 Tigor EV exterior dimensions (in mm)
Length	3993
Width	1677
Height	1532
Wheelbase	2450
Ground clearance (unladen)	172
Boot space	316 litres

A prominent horizontal line on the front bumper in a beautiful shade of blue and a sleek new front grille primarily define this EV. There are LED DRL strips on either side of the halogen headlights but if you want LED lights, the tail is only where you would get these.There are plenty of ‘EV’ badge all around for visual confirmation of the battery power inside Read More