New upcoming Tata Nano Electric Version 2022 Showcased by Ratan Tata

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            New Tata Nano Electric Version 2022                             Showcased by Ratan Tata

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electrfied tata nano and sir Ratan Tata 

Ratan Tata Arrives In Taj Mumbai With Nano Electric Modified Electric,While the introduction of new and upcoming electric vehicles continues to be a major partnership, much work is being done in the background to accelerate the transition to the entire electrical system. Working on the same pathway of ElectraEV, which is one of the leading providers of electric powertrains, battery packs, chargers, retrofitted ICE vehicles and other related services. The first was introduced by Ratan Tata himself. 

According to its original format, the Tata Nano was fitted with a 624cc petrol engine. This is replaced by a 72V powertrain that includes a super polymer lithium-ion battery pack. It is approximately 160 km when fully charged. Nano electric can reach 0-60 kmph in about 10 seconds. Apart from the powertrain upgrade, there are no other major changes done to the car. 

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The Tata Nano Electric.  

Electrified Tata Nano serves as a good example to illustrate the potential of retrofitting in space in current model. There are millions of ICE-powered cars out there, which will continue to pollute the environment for years. Until it is true that an effort is being made to encourage users to reload their cars with electric powertrain. 

The retrofitting cars work done by ElectraEV complies with FAME and ARAI and RTO are certified. The company is currently focused on the refitting segment sector. Other products and services offered by ElectraEV include automotive control units, telematics, prototyping, integration and after-sales and diagnostic services. 

Ratan Tata recently shared the reason why the Nano was created. 

Its success can be measured by the fact that 25% of all four electric wheels sold in the country in the FY20 came with the ElectraEV powertrain. Startup currently offers its own powertrain and data analysis services in all 25 cities. 

ElectraEV powertrain options. 

ElectraEV offers powertrain options in Tata Nano car with the range of 48V to 750V. Other examples include the Tigor EV, equipped with 72V architecture. The engineering team at ElectraEV has worked to expand the Tigor EV range from 140 km to 213 km to comply with ARAI regulations. Tata Ace also undertook the ElectraEV development work before it was commercially presented in the EV format. Tata Ace is equipped with a 96V powertrain by ElectraEV. 

High, and powerful battery equipped in larger segment vehicles like e-Bus. In such vehicles, ElectraEV uses 650V architecture. With this electric train, bus operators can contribute to the green space. These electric buses will qualify for the benefits of FAME 2. Ratan Tata arrives at the Taj Hotel in Mumbai, with his modified Tata Nano. 

The battery packs provided by ElectraEV come with an advanced cooling system, making it ideal for extremely hot climates. These IP67s are rated for effective protection against water and dust. Other features include a dedicated battery with proper management system and configurable BMS software. In terms of output, ElectraEV powertrains can deliver 5 kw (6.80 PS) to 180 kw (245 PS) of maximum power and 4 Nm to 4500 Nm of maximum torque.

The reason why Tata built  Nano for Indian.

The last time we heard about the radical mini hatchback of its time, the Tata Nano came back in late 2019 before we bid aidieu to it. Fourteen years after the first launch, Ratan Tata, Chairman of Emeritus of Tata Sons, took to Instagram to explain why the little hatchback concept came. According to Ratan Tata, seeing Indian families on motorcycles, especially with up to three or four riders, traveling under slippery conditions was one of the driving forces behind the construction of the Nano. His first vision, revealed to Ratan Tata, was to find ways to make the two wheels safer and convenient and eventually turn into what we know as the'' Nano ''. He said, "The Nano was always intended for all our people." 

Sir Ratan Tata 

When the development work began in 2005, Tata Nano first broke the cover in 2008 at the Auto Expo in Delhi. Tata stuck to his word and the Nano became ‘the cheapest car ever’ with a presentation price of Rs 1 lakh. At the time, this seemed to change, and believed that owning a car is more necessity then just luxury.

The Nano was only 3 meters long and was powered by a small 38PS, 626cc engine that could propel the car to over 100km / h on the road. The hatchback had a trunk that was only accessible inside (in the pre-facelift model) without AC, no steering wheel and no power windows in the base model. It had no airbags and Tata  cost done as the car did not have an outside cap to fill up with fuel. That didn't stop the thunderstorm, as Tata said, before the official launch in 2009, the Nano had received a pre-booking of 2.03 lakh! 

Unfortunately, the Nano has hit many roadblocks, including a shift in production to a new location that has led to delays; Various Nanos incidents are reported to have catches fire after a few hours leaving the showroom, as well as a lack of security resources. Finally, the sale took a heavy nosedive, with only 297 units of car manufactured and 299 sold during the January-September 2018 season. In June 2019, the company sold 3 and manufactured only one Nano. 

Finally, solid ground crash testing systems, forthcoming BS6 systems and Tata Motors changing its focus on Impact design puts the final nail in the Nano coffin. Indeed, the Tata Nano had a very rough ride. But, it was still an effort to look forward to. Unfortunately, it is positioned in a niche segment, which does not confirm to the changing needs of consumers and its introduction at a time when customers are turning to larger and higher models killing the offspring of the 'cheapest car ever'. Tata Wants To Build Electric Cars, But Won't Give Up.