Tata Motors, the top-selling electric vehicle company in India, announced plans to expand its electric vehicle portfolio by introducing new models with higher prices. Managing Director Shailesh Chandra highlighted the company's strategy to offer a range of electric vehicles catering to diverse customer needs, including shorter ranges for city use. Tata Motors unveiled a total of 12 cars, which included five electric models and 14 trucks, some of which are powered by hydrogen fuel cells. The electric lineup featured popular SUVs like the Harrier and Sierra, along with a concept car based on a new electric vehicle platform expected to hit the market in late 2025. This initiative demonstrates Tata Motors' commitment to advancing clean energy solutions and maintaining its growth momentum in the evolving Indian electric vehicle market.