Tata electric invested rs. 1600 billion in four years

Tata Motors now plans to invest 1400 billion rupees over the next four years. Cyrus cruise moras Morse (AGM), chairman of Tata Group, told shareholders that the company would invest 1400 billion rupees in the next four years. In the domestic market, carmakers will increase their capital expenditure and will invest rs. 3500 to rs. 4000 per year for the next four years. Most of the funds are used to develop new products and upgrade their networks.

It is not a hidden fact that Tata motor is experiencing rough patches over the past few years. Although with the upcoming launch, automakers are looking to return to the game. Tata's upcoming compact car zest is enjoying huge customers. Zest's booking has started with an advance payment of Rs. 21000. The car embraces the first projector headlights of the section, with LED stop lights and continuous strip led tailams, and the 5-inch touch screen infotainment system consists of Harman and multi-mode drivers, including spot, ecological and urban drivers. The music system is equipped with USB, SD card, Bluetooth and iPod connection, and is powered by 8 speaker systems. Tata zest also improves automatic climate control with touch input. The gasoline model carries a 1.2-liter revotron, multi-point fuel injection (mpfi) turbocharged engine, while the diesel model house is a 1.3-liter, quadrajet diesel powertrain.

Even mistry, the chairman, admitted that what he called Tata Motors is falling behind, "the clear India (business) has not done well, and we need to accept this. I think the market itself is not good, but the performance may be better. There are a lot of transformation work now, and it takes time to take effect“

After the enthusiastic release, the automaker will introduce its hatching bolts, which will lock the corners with Maruti Suzuki Swift, Hyundai grand I10 and Honda Brio.