Hyundai vs. Tata Motors: software, thermal management will decide the real winner of this EV race
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Hyundai Motor India plans to line up six battery EVs for India by 2028. Tata Motors plans to launch 10 electric cars by 2026. Besides benefiting from JLR’s EV know-how, Tata Motors can leverage tech prowess of TCS, Tata Technologies, and Tata Elxsi. HMIL can get a helping hand from Hyundai Mobis, LG Chem, Hyundai Powertech, and the parent organisation.
SS Kim, the then managing director of Hyundai Motor India (HMIL), left a generous parting gift for electric mobility just before ending his India tenure in December last year. He not only shared the company’s vision for e-mobility, but also offered reams of details about future electric vehicles (EVs) from the HMIL stable. This included expanding the “BEV (battery EV) line-up to six vehicles for the Indian market by 2028.” He said the carmaker
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