Tata Motors plans to license China's Chery platform to locally build premium electric vehicles under its Avinya brand, aiming to launch the first model by 2027.
The first Avinya model will arrive in 2027
Jun 03, 2026
04:59 pm
What's the storyTata Motors, India's largest electric car manufacturer, will license an automotive platform from China's Chery.
The move comes as part of its strategy to fast-track the development of its delayed premium electric vehicles (EVs).
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