tata evision electric

There has also been a constant increase in false news that spreads rumors and creates an unhealthy environment for upcoming products and consumer expectations. Countering fake news is a challenge and with the rise of digital India. The most recent case involves the Tata EVision concept, and companies have clarified the truth on public platforms. Some widespread social media posts claim that the Tata EVision electric car requires no fuel. They can run for 1000 km on a single charge, and Tata Motors also offers a ten-year battery warranty. It has been shared widely on WhatsApp and multiple social media platforms with its pictures and videos, and this is wrong information about Tata's concept of the sedan. It could be a potential game-changer in the Indian automotive industry, and the only thing that we can testify as truth is if and when a car based on this concept model is launched. On the above information or rumor, the Suresh Rangarajan, Head of Corporate Communications at Tata Motors, said, "fake news that has been traveling far and wide on a LinkedIn post, "fake news that has been traveling far and wide – no such announcements made by the company's concept made a bold statement that it is now ready to take on the EV race that has been the talk globally, and EVision sedan is based on Tata's new modular OMEGA platform. It is going about the product development, and the amount of investment needed to start the production and build such concept cars is also learning for carmakers on what is feasible to make it to show. Over the last few years, with just one exception of Tata RaceMo, we have seen Tata Motors aggressively rolling out the new product we saw the Tata Tigor (Kite 5 concept) and the Nexon SUV being launched in the market rather quickly.