Tata Curvv.ev and Tiago.ev now available on government e-marketplace

Tata has announced that its electric vehicles, the Tata Curvv.ev and Tiago.ev, are now available for procurement through the Government e-Marketplace (GeM), marking a significant step in promoting electric mobility across Indian government departments. Tata Motors delivered units of the Curvv.ev and Tiago.ev to Rashtrapati Bhavan. The availability of these models on GeM enables government agencies nationwide to integrate sustainable transport solutions into their fleets.advertisementThe company stated in a post on X, "Aligned with the Government's vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat and Net Carbon Zero, all TATA.ev cars have achieved more than 50% MII (Make In India) content, qualifying us as a proud Class 1 supplier under the Public Procurement Policy."Tata Curvv.ev
The Tata Curvv EV comes in two battery options: a standard version with a 45kWh pack delivering a claimed range of 502km, and a long-range variant equipped with a 55kWh battery offering a claimed range of 585km.It is available in five variants, referred to as personas — Creative, Accomplished, Accomplished +S, Empowered +, and Empowered +A. Below are the variant-wise prices (ex-showroom) of the Curvv.ev.Tata Curvv.ev 45 Creative - Rs 17.49 lakhTata Curvv.ev 45 Accomplished - Rs 18.49 lakhTata Curvv.ev 45 Accomplished +S - Rs 19.29 lakhTata Curvv.ev 55 Accomplished - Rs 19.25 lakhTata Curvv.ev 55 Accomplished + S - Rs 19.99 lakhTata Curvv.ev 55 Empowered + - Rs 21.25 lakhTata Curvv.ev 55 Empowered +A - Rs 21.99 lakhTata Tiago.evadvertisementThe Tata Tiago.ev, one of India's most affordable electric hatchback, starts at Rs 7.99 lakh (ex-showroom. It offers two battery options—19.2kWh and 24kWh. The 19.2kWh battery pack offers a claimed range of 223km on a single charge, while the bigger 24kWh battery offers a claimed range of 293km on a single charge. Powered by a Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor, it supports 7.2kW fast charging, achieving 10–80% charge in about 58 minutes. The Tiago.ev comes in four variants. Below are the variant-wise prices (ex-showroom) of the Tiago.ev.Subscribe to Auto Today MagazineXE MR - Rs 7.99 lakhXT MR - Rs 8.99 lakhXT LR - Rs 10.14 lakhXZ+ Tech LUX LR - Rs 11.14 lakh

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