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    The document summarizes the history and growth of the Tata Group from its founding in 1868 to present day. It traces the leadership under Sir Jamsetji Tata, Sir Dorabji Tata, Sir Nowroji Saklatvala, and later Ratan Tata. Key events included expanding into hotels in 1902, establishing Tata Engineering and Locomotive Company in 1945. In recent years, Tata Motors has seen a three-fold rise in electric vehicle sales from 2021-2022, led by its Nexon EV model.

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    The document summarizes the history and growth of the Tata Group from its founding in 1868 to present day. It traces the leadership under Sir Jamsetji Tata, Sir Dorabji Tata, Sir Nowroji Saklatvala, and later Ratan Tata. Key events included expanding into hotels in 1902, establishing Tata Engineering and Locomotive Company in 1945. In recent years, Tata Motors has seen a three-fold rise in electric vehicle sales from 2021-2022, led by its Nexon EV model.

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    The document summarizes the history and growth of the Tata Group from its founding in 1868 to present day. It traces the leadership under Sir Jamsetji Tata, Sir Dorabji Tata, Sir Nowroji Saklatvala, and later Ratan Tata. Key events included expanding into hotels in 1902, establishing Tata Engineering and Locomotive Company in 1945. In recent years, Tata Motors has seen a three-fold rise in electric vehicle sales from 2021-2022, led by its Nexon EV model.

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    The document summarizes the history and growth of the Tata Group from its founding in 1868 to present day. It traces the leadership under Sir Jamsetji Tata, Sir Dorabji Tata, Sir Nowroji Saklatvala, and later Ratan Tata. Key events included expanding into hotels in 1902, establishing Tata Engineering and Locomotive Company in 1945. In recent years, Tata Motors has seen a three-fold rise in electric vehicle sales from 2021-2022, led by its Nexon EV model.

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    1868 THE BEGINNING

    Sir Jamsetji Tata founded


    the TATA Group

    1902 1904
    • Company expanded to Sir Jametji Tata passed
    Incorporate Indian away and Sir Dorabji Tata
    Hotels Ltd. tookover

    1932 1945
    Sir Dorabji Tata passed TATA Engineering and
    away and Sir Nowroji Locomotive Company was
    Saklatvala tookover set up

    1991
    Ratan Tata tookover the
    business.
    2 Presentation Title 20XX
    PRODUCT/SERVICE
    THREE FOLD RISE IN
    ELECTRIC VEHICLE SALES
    IN INDIA 2021-2022

    4.29 LACKS Data source :FADA federation


    ELECTRIC VECHILES
    SOLD(2021-2022) • ELECTRIC VEHICLES
    of automobile dealers
    COMPARED TO 1.30 association
    LAKHS LAST YEAR

    2.3 LACKS TWO • TWO WHEELERS


    WHEELER WERE • BRANDS MAJOR STAKE
    SOLD IN 2021-2022 WAS HERO FOLLWED
    BY OKINAWA
    AS COMPARED TO AUTOTECH, AMPERE
    VECHILES
    LAST YEAR 41,046

    17802 UNITS SOLD • FOUR WHEELERS, TATA


    COMPARED TO MOTOR,MG MOTOR
    AND M&M
    4984 LAST YEAR
    Business Strategy

    Working on New technology(Cheapest electric


    car)

    Tata Motor Ecosystem (Tata power, Tata finance ,


    Tata Autocomp ,TCS ,Tata chemical

    Agile Light Flexible Advanced (Alfa)


    EV Vs. PETROL VEHICLES

    Nexon EV Nexon Petrol


    Buying Cost: ₹14.3 lakhs - ₹16.7 lakhs Buying Cost: ₹7.4 lakhs - ₹13.5 lakhs

    Battery Capacity: Fuel Economy:19-27 km/l


    30.2-40.5 kWh 320 V lithium polymer

    Rate Of Electricity: 4.5/kWh Rate of Petrol: Rs 90.56/litre

    Efficiency: 250km(assumed) Efficiency: 11km/litre(assumed)

    Per km cost: Rs 1.83 Per km cost: Rs 8.23


    Total Run/Month: 1000Km Total Run/Month: 1000Km

    Monthly Expense: Rs 1830 Monthly Expense: Rs 8230

    Yearly Expense: Rs 21960 Yearly Expense: Rs 98792


    Why will Consumers Prefer Electric
    Vehicles over Internal Combustion Engine
    (In Future)

    Crude oil
    Price
    Technolog Demand
    y for
    Advancem
    ent EV
    Cost Of
    Raw Demand
    Materials For
    EV
    Price
    COMPETITORS

    • Tata Nexon EV • Expected range •


    • MG ZS EV has Expected
    of 300 kms

    Hyundai India
    has 300 km

    M&M to launch its EV


    range of

    MG motor India
    461 Km range • XUV 400 will be
    range
    TATA EV

    • It’s starting sold between Rs 452km


    • SUV Nexon with
    price is at 22 10 lakhs to Rs 15 • Kona with
    price starting at
    Rs 15 lakh lakh lakhs. starting price
    • In June 2022, • In June 2022, • We expect to at 23 Lakh
    Tata Motors MG managed launch •  Hyundai
    managed to sell by January 2023 Kona Electric
    to sell 310
    3,507 EVs in EVs in India sold 179 in
    India June 2022
    Government Support
     Government of India to expand Public Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure across the
    nation
     Efforts by government results in 2.5 times increase in charging stations in 9 mega cities in
    last four months
     Additional installation of 678 public EV charging stations between October 2021 to January
    2022 in these 9 cities
     Currently 9 cities account for about 940 of India's 1640 public EV chargers
     22,000 EV charging stations to be set up by Oil Marketing Companies across the country in
    prominent cities and highways
    ISSUES FACED BY EV

    Lack of Standardization
    High Initial cost
    Increase Electricity demand
    Lack of technology and Skilled labours
    Time Anxiety
    Scarce battery technology
    Effect of EVs on
    environment

    India is a signatory to the Paris Climate


    Agreement!

    Making electric cars creates more emission, but…

    BEV manufacturing emissions are coming down


    and can be brought down faster.
    • Advances in manufacturing efficiency and in
    the recycling or reuse of lithium-ion batteries
    • The use of alternative battery chemistries that
    require less energy-intensive materials

    BEV operating emissions are coming down and


    can be brought down faster.
    Carbon emission of Tata
    EV’s

    • Per kilometer driven, Nexon EV can help reduce 22 • Tata Nexon EV can help reduce annual emissions by
    grams of emissions against the Nexon Diesel AT and 489 Kg compared to a Nexon Petrol AT.
    41 grams against the Nexon Petrol AT. •  The Tigor EV model can help reduce the emission by
    • Tigor EV can help reduce 35 grams of emissions 370 Kg as compared to the Tigor petrol model.
    against the Tigor petrol.
    Future Plans
    • Ramp up annual production of EVs to more than 80,000 compared to 19,000 EVs.
    • Tata announced plans to launch 10 EV models by March 2026, investing about $2 billion, $1 billion has come from private
    equity group TPG.
    • Tata said it plans to launch EVs with a minimum range of 500 kilometres. The first EVs built using its new platform should be
    on the road in 2025.
    • Tata have pivoted to make all the strategic investments that are necessary.
    • FUTURE
    Rolling out EVs is central to Prime Minister's PLANS
    carbon reduction TATA
    agenda and byEV
    2030, India wants EVs to make up 30% of total
    car sales.
    • The batteries will also have higher density and be more durable than those in its earlier cars.
    • Tata has revealed the concept car that it plans to build on its first EV platform developed from the ground up named Avinya.
    CONCLUSION
    • Market Share of Tata Electrical vehicle in Indian market.

    • Reason for success of TATA EV

    • Can India become fully green.


    “Green fuel will end the need for the use of petrol in vehicles in
    the country after five years”.( Stated by MR. Nitin Gadkari).

    • Employment opportunities with the arrival of Tata electrical


    vehicle segment.

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