Tata Motors, recently announced the next milestone on its journey of driving electrification, through its partnership with Janani Tours, to deploy 25 Tigor Electric Vehicles (EVs) in Bengaluru. Janani Tours, one of the leading tour operators in the city will begin its e-mobility journey to service its corporate clients and fleet customers while enhancing sustainability. The first batch of Tigor EVs was handed over by Tata Motors’ Dealership – M/s Prerana Motors to Janani Tours officials, at their office in HSR Layout, Bengaluru.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Shailesh Chandra, President- Electric Mobility Business & Corporate Strategy, Tata Motors said – “We are delighted to partner with Janani Tours on their pragmatic initiative of inducting zero-emission vehicles in their fleet. We are confident that Tigor EV will address the growing demand of the city to travel in electric vehicles. We remain committed to the sustainable mobility mission and will continue to work towards bringing aspirational e-mobility solutions for customers, leading the drive towards faster adoption of electric vehicles in the country.”
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Ram Ramakrishnan, CEO, Janani Group of Companies, said – “Keeping in line with our commitment of being pioneers in mobility service providers, we are excited to begin offering Tigor EVs to Bengaluru citizens. We are excited to partner with Tata Motors for offering eco-friendly mobility solutions to our customers and commitment to society. We believe inherent benefits of zero emission and lower operating costs of EVs will be the ultimate game-changer for commuting in the city. We see a positive response from our clients to reach 1000+ vehicles in the next 6-9 months under the brand JenNext.”
Tata Motors is playing a leading role in proactively driving electric mobility in the country. To build a sustainable future for India, the company has been working collaboratively on various electric and hybrid vehicle solutions.
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