Ratan Tata went for a Joy-Ride
Sir ‘Ratan Tata’ takes a ride in his new custom-built electric Nano. The car is delivered to him by Electra EV, a company that’s specialized in making electric vehicles. The company is focused on increasing the standards of electric mobility in India. Electra EV provides Tata Motors EV powertrain solutions. They customized the 72V Nano and present it to industrialist Ratan Tata to get some understanding about EV’s performance. Tata Nano EV has an acceleration capacity to go 0-60 kph in 10 seconds. It has a long battery backup which can last for 160kms on a single charge.
Electra EV posted a picture of ‘Ratan Tata’ and his assistant ‘Shantanu Naidu’ going for a ride in custom-built electric Nano. Ratan Tata himself founded Electra EV which provides powertrain solutions to automobile companies.
In the post, Electra EV wrote in the captions
“It is a moment of truth for Team Electra EV when our Founder takes a ride in the custom-built 72V Nano EV, powered by the engineering might of Electra EV’s powertrain!”
‘We are super proud to deliver Mr. Tata’s Nano EV and gain insights from his invaluable feedback’.
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‘Shantanu Naidu’ admired the performance of electric cars and stated, “It glided more than it drove…good job”.
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Electra EV’s post has gathered thousands of likes and hundreds of comments showing the positivity of users for electric vehicles. Many users commented about the success of Electric Nano if it is produced. Electric vehicles are in high demand with the ease to drive in traffic and park. Experts suggest that for electric cars to trend in India, the government should improvise the infrastructures. They should provide electric charging facilities to promote electric vehicles on national levels. So far Electra Ev has offered two electric cars, which are Nexon EV and Tigor EV.
