Real Tata Cars in India
A subsidiary of the Tata Group, Tata Motors Limited (formerly TELCO) began its journey in the automotive world as a locomotive manufacturer back in the year 1945, nine years after which the automaker stepped into the commercial domain, rolling out its very first commercial vehicle, manufactured in coordination with German auto-giant Daimler-Benz AG, in 1954. Although this joint venture of Tata with Daimler-Benz came to an end in 1969 but Tata's dominance over the commercial vehicle market didn't. After working seamlessly for more than two decades for establishing an unbreachable stronghold over the commercial automobile segment, Tata India went on to try a hand at manufacturing passenger vehicles in 1991.
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The maiden venture that Tata Motors made in the field of passenger cars proved to be a major milestone in the history of not only the manufacturer but also of the entire Indian auto-industry as a whole. And that is because the very first Tata car, which was named as Tata Sierra, arrived as not only the first Sports Utility Vehicle of India but was, in fact, the first automobile ever to be designed and built in India. Not only this, the Sierra was also the country's first diesel vehicle to be used as a personal ride, and it introduced several design features that were never seen before by Indian buyers in their cars, some of which were adjustable steering, power windows, power steering and tachometer.
Over the decade that followed, a number of vehicles belonging to various different car segments were launched bearing the Tata badge in India, one of the most notable of which was Tata Safari - the car that is still going strong in the SUV market and is nothing short of a nightmare for the sales performances of its rival clans. The same year, 1998, that saw the launch of the Safari also got to witness the unveiling of Tata Indica, which was the first passenger car to be fully indigenously made in India. Thanks to a brilliantly engineered powermill, which, despite churning out remarkably high power figures, promised an impressive mileage return, sitting under its hood, the Indica was widely accepted by the Indian masses. And the generation that came next, the Indica V2, which was launched later with much improved features and fitment turned out to be a runaway success in India as well as South Africa.
Today, Tata Motors are some of the most trusted offerings of the Indian auto-market while the brand itself ranks amongst the top four auto-marques, along with Maruti, Mahindra and Chevrolet, in the country. With its production base spread across the cities of Jamshedpur (Jharkhand), Pune (Maharashtra), Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh), Pantnagar (Uttarakhand), Dharwad (Karnataka) and Sanand (Gujarat) and its R&D centers located in Pune, Jamshedpur, Lucknow and Dharwad, Tata Motors, from its Mumbai headquarters, oversees operations throughout India. Assisting the auto-giant with these countrywide operations is its extensive dealership, sales, service and spare parts network, comprising of more than 250 dealerships and over 3500 touch points in not less than 195 Indian cities spanning 27 states and 4 Union Territories, which is the biggest network of its kind after those built by Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai.
Other than those in India, Tata Motors also owns manufacturing and assembly units in Argentina, South Africa, Thailand and the United Kingdom, with additional R&D centers situated in South Korea, Spain and the United Kingdom. Having established its presence on the global level that spans across 26 countries in 4 continents, this Indian car-brand enjoys particular dominance over the automobile markets of the Indian Subcontinent, involving India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and Nepal.
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