After showcasing theeMO EV concept as a part of the
Michellin Challenge Design at the Detroit Auto Show, Tata is now working
with French company Dassualt Systems to commercially produce the car
that could cost around Rs. 10 lakh.
In a statement, Tata
Technologies President (Vehicle Programs and Development Group) Kevin
Fisher said the company is working on with Dassault Systemes to
"leverage the talents of a global engineering team to meet numerous
design and cost constraints, as well as create the targeted user
experience, including a final vehicle price tag of under USD 20,000."
“The eMO project symbolizes the
coming of age of Indian automotive engineering,” said Warren Harris,
Tata Technologies President and Global COO. “It is a tangible example of
the capability of Tata Technologies to engineer a full vehicle – a
first for any India-based engineering services company.”
Harris noted that the unique strength of Tata Technologies is the
organization’s global reach. “Because we are India-based, Tata
Technologies is ...
dditionally, our experience and
presence in Europe and North America means we also
have an understanding of developed markets; a combination that provides a
competitive
advantage to our clients,” he said.Tata Technologies’ Vehicle Programs
& Development (VPD) Group, with more than 300 engineers operating
from its four automotive engineering centers of excellence worldwide–
Pune (India), Detroit, Coventry (UK), and Stuttgart (Germany) – had the
responsibility of developing eMO.
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