Tata Motors has unveiled the ALTROZ and the ALTROZ EV a premium hatchback at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show – the twin premium urban cars with different hearts, have been designed and developed on the all-new Agile Light Flexible Advanced (ALFA) Architecture; a futuristic, modular, versatile architecture depicting a radical new approach to design.
The Tata Altroz is the first production model to be based on the company’s ALFA (Agile Light Flexible Advanced) Architecture also known as the Advanced Modular Platform.
With lightweight, modular and flexible characteristics, it allows the manufacturing of multiple body styles with a choice of powertrains including gasoline, diesel or full electric to meet the constantly evolving aspirations of the customers. This architecture also has the ability to evolve into a range of modern, exciting vehicles in a short development cycle. Flexible solutions in the Architecture also make it capable of handling connected/ hybrid car offerings in future.
The all-electric version of the Tata Altroz is currently in a prototype stage, and is expected to offer a driving range of 250-300 km.
The ALTROZ is the second product designed under IMPACT 2.0 Design language and aims at reinventing the urban car design with greater emphasis on bringing connectivity and everyday mobility together. It is an amalgamation of revolutionary design, advanced technology, class leading connectivity and thrilling performance. With the ALTROZ, Tata Motors will enter the premium hatchback segment in India, in mid-2019. While its electric sibling is expected to go on-sale in early-2021.
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GALLERY: Production-Spec Tata Altroz
GALLERY: Tata Altroz EV (Electric Variant)
