The INSANELY Cheap Electric Cars Coming Out Of India
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2024
- Affordable EVs have hit the market! Only... They're in India. Rich takes us through his top picks.
00:00 Intro
01:24 Car 1
02:26 Car 2
04:00 Car 3
05:48 Car 4
08:21 Outro
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I trust India more than China, and don't mind supporting their economy as much as I mind funding the CCP, so I wouldn't mind getting an Indian car as much as I would a Chinese one.
(Edit: since someone decides to make it personal, I'll just say I thought about boycotting Indian goods but realized literally nothing I ever use is India-made or Indian brand. I recommend before trying to build Indian cars just build some toilets first. And people used to talk about air pollution in China, but now basically that is the only area where India has surpassed China. Manned space mission, moon landing, mars landing, space station, China has accomplished all four now while India has none. Finally, now that RCEP is taking effect without India, indian companies can only dream about competing in this 30 trillion dollar market) yeah, the evil CCP that lifted hundreds of millions of Chinese out of poverty and into middle class without their consent. bathe in self-perceived moral superiority as much as you want, but don't pretend like when you google "modi muslim" the first results that come up are "modi loves muslim".
@@arealperson641 That evil CCP killed millions of Tibetan people. Go and check the history carefully instead of only seeing through the lens of chinese people. World doesn't mean just chinese people. Wakeup man.
@@arealperson641 ButtHurt LOL
@@ranapratapsingh3416 You forgot to add 'Chinese Virus'.
@@arealperson641 Uighur Muslims probably thinking you a nut case lol
I'd buy the Tata Sirera 4WD. It's a real looking car. I don't want 0-100k in 3 seconds or an Infotainment system that reads my mind. I want a robust cool looking EV that works, is reliable and won't brake the bank.
I'm actually waiting for this car for the same reasons.
Same here. Í think most if not all these new EV''s are full of crap I don't want and will never use so I don't like to pay for that.
Couldn't tata put Jaguar iPace motor in Tata Sierra.... It is so practical.... Like it..
We need basic cars with simple air conditioning and a stereo. Done.
Less things to break down.
TATA will like to keep it an affordable car. So forget about 0-100 in 3s
Bring those EV's to the United States and to the Caribbean, specifically, to Puerto Rico. 🇵🇷
Petrol save President, vote is biggest game.
Puerto Rico? Why because of tax? Lol
@@cryptoknight3009 Just because way more cheaper and affordable than a Tesla; even with taxes.
José,,India and China manufacture metal boxes that crimp like your toothpaste tube lol
@@joseperazza2221 some Teslas are made in China. There goes your toothpaste theory 🙄
For the people watching this, I'm Indian, and own & drive EV in Indian roads. Few things to know:
1. Altroz EV is slated to hit the market in H2-2022, with a 30.2 kWh battery pack, and range of roughly 350 km in standard conditions. So the real world range will be about 260-280 km in Indian conditions.
2. eKUV1OO is nothing but a KUV1OO with the battery pack and motor of Reva, the first plug-in EV on Indian roads. Not likely to be sold in huge numbers unless they play with the specs
3. Suzuki WagonR EV is nowhere in the horizon. Maruti Suzuki seems to have lost interest in launching EV now, but would rather develop more CNG models.
4. Sierra EV, that's the big one from TaMo. Was slated to be launched in H2-2023, apparently, after the departure of Mr. Pratap Bose, it has been pushed for late 2024, early 2025 launch. I agree, she's a beauty. She'll also come with a 5 star Global NCAP rating, but may not be comparable to Euro NCAP 5 stars. Expecting a battery pack of 40 kWh, and range of 400-450 km, and a long range version with larger pack.
I've been driving Tata Nexon EV for last 9 months. 30.2 kWh pack. I'm getting a real world range of 250-260 km in Summer, 280-300 km in winters. If Nexon EV is anything to go by, Sierra EV will be a big hit. The price point of Sierra is expected to be in the range of 25000 £ to 35000 £. So, not really cheap when you compare to other EVs in world market.
how good is charging infrastructure in india, have you ever see a tesla in india?
@@user-gc1hg9sp9k Charging infrastructure is still at its infancy, but growing rapidly, powered more by private charging companies along with car manufacturers. There are some Tesla cars on road. They're still waiting for Indian government to give them import duty cut so that they can compete with the homegrown manufacturers. You still need to plan a lot before you do a long trip with your EV, but it should change within next 2-3 years
sierra at 45k usd will sell like a cake! How Tata exports it and has bug plan to save the earth
Altroz EV will have a range of 400 kms alright don't spread misinformation so in real world roughly 300-350 kms
@@c.bulakh6231 misinformation!!! Who's spreading??? Nexon EV has a certified range of 312 km with its 30.2 kWh pack. Long range Nexon EV will be launched in late 2022 with a 40 kWh pack, and likely to have a certified range of about 400 km, real world range will be only known once we drive it. If you have a different opinion, go ahead and speak, just don't try to bend the facts. As I said in my comment, I own a Nexon EV & happily driving it.
I am from India, and have driven Tata Nixon EV about 150 Kms. I have also driven Tesla and Toyota Prius in US. I think Indian companies are doing right thing for India i.e. not to go after those fancy features like driverless driving. If they get the range in the vicinity of 400 Kms (which is about max you can drive in India in a day) then Indian market is huge.
गङ्गाधर ही शक्तिमान है।😂👍🙏
And stop producing 3 milli babies a day we don't need selfish people driving cars
@Harry Groundwater driver fatigue. Highways are becoming world class, but Driving is somewhat tiring. Trucks occupying car lanes, bikes cutting you from nowhere, three wheeler rickshaw blocking your lane.. a cow suddenly deciding to occupy the road.. list of endless.
But hi hi
eventually driveles will be made and then Tata can adopt it too but let tesla make the driveless car first and then Tata can still get it and sell it for much cheaper. much like how every technology is usually
I’m up for that last one! Only hope they sell it in the UK
TATA also owns land rover and jaguar
definitely they know the UK be will the best market to launch it.
Maybe even before the India launch, they may launch in the UK as there is still less charging infrastructure in India.
Tata now building UK giga factory so I think soon u will get to see those cars
We used to have an India electric car over her in London back in 2004 - the Reva GWiz!...very affordable, but not very crashproof either...but at inner city speeds it was fine.
The TATA Sierra's appeasing style, modest affordable price, and exceptible range has me interested. When if available in America 🇺🇸 I would consider buying.
I think the crash tests will preclude it for coming to a first world market
@@rogerclarke7407 all new tata cars are 5 star rated in india by global ncap.
@@TheJohn222222 Ok but I don't think you'll see them at your Range Rover dealer, and I suspect there will be a non tariff trade barrier put in the way of Tata coming to North America.
@@rogerclarke7407 Tata owns Jaguar Land Rover. So if they want to sell the Sierra in North America, they can very well do that.
@@skylark5249 I doubt Land Rover's version will be affordable. They may use the same platform, but the price would be north of $50 000, it is a luxury brand after all.
Yes EVs in this price range are going to break into Western markets used to Corolla level prices and they can’t be kept out forever because EVs are simply cheaper to manufacture. I think it will take several years because people really want EVs and are used to paying $30-40K.
TATA have their failures but they live and learn also they have a very wealthy big boss. Success will come in spades.presentet was a bit of a prick.
@@lindsaybush9215 One thing Tata has going for them is that they bought Jaguar from Ford. So in theory they know how to make a car.
@@mas13ish1 Tata bought Jaguar from Ford when Jaguar was a dying dog. Tata practically brought it back to life, even after incurring massive losses on it. Tata has a habit of buying out loss making entities and then turning them back to profitable. Take Air India for example. Tata doesn't only know how to make cars, it also knows how to make coffee (Starbucks), steel (biggest supplier of steel), running an airline (Air India, Air Vistara, among a couple others), and a bazillion other things. So I don't think Tata knows how to make a car because they bought Jaguar, I think Tata knows how to run a company in general.
Tatas safety standards have gone miles in the past couple of years, they are at par with European brands in safety
surpassed buddy - Most of Tata vehicles coming out have a 5 star Global NCAP rating, highest possible, some models with 4star.. Most European brands fare a lot lower in last couple of years, compared to 5 star
No surprise coz Tata owns Jaguar Land Rover.
@Average Enjoyer Korean vehicles are the worst imo. Hyundai failed quite a few of their tests. KIA also is suspect. European cars are the best in safety imo...especially the German made ones.
The Tata Altroz and Sierra are REALLY nice-looking cars with good specs. I'd buy either, or both, here in the U.S.
I like the TATA Sierra, if it were to come the USA with the price point mentioned, I would definitely like to have one.
definitely not same price but atleast 25-35k usd
Ask US govt to sign a free trade agreement..then it's possible to buy in the same price range shown in this video..otherwise be ready to buy it somewhere around $25-35k ..😊
Do keep in mind cars in India are not performance oriented they are rather cheap and practicle
Tata Sierra looks stunning and is my choice among the options presented.
The Reva EV has been around in India for maybe 10 years...Tata are one of the world's largest automakers that few have heard of. Their trucks run all over Asia and Africa...and you see them lots rolled over on roadsides in Nepal
You rock. Finally more attention to affordable EV's. To many channels with 2.5 metric ton Tesla's, Rivians and Hummers for the 0.0001% wealthy people already.
I would buy that TATA Siera instantly when under €20.000.
That Tata Siera is for the 0.0001% wealthy INDIAN people.
Thanks Grizzly!
@@dallysinghson5569, only 1400-1500 Indians can afford Sierra? Out of 42 Million cars currently on the Indian roads, 8 million are the cars which are more expensive than the upcoming Tata Sierra.
@@dallysinghson5569 🤣🤣, Here Tata is second most sold car and everyone loves Tata. Tata is growing at 20% per quarter.
Thats why now TATA owns British Jaguar brand and Land rover both
Let's hope that India can sell affordable EVs to the world.
More competition in the auto market will bring down prices of EVs.
Really no chance u guys produce 3 million babies a year there stop that first
I love it and I'd definitely buy that beautifully built last Tata. Bring it on.
Tata motors is going to smash the ev market. Can't wait to buy one 👍
YES! These are proof of concept that there’s “light at the end of the tunnel.” I’m looking forward to lower prices and plentiful EVs from EVERYWHERE.
Same supply problem here in Australia also, I’d love to review some EVs on my channel but we just can’t get them. Thanks for the look in India.
very soon in Australia... may be next year... (REASON: FTA)
@@siddharthabhowmik Look forward to seeing them, thanks for the info. 🙏🏻
Tata and Mahindra spares are hard in Australia. Care are allright
That last one looks awesome - I agree that would be a great car at the price
I would indeed be interested in a $12000 EV that have a 300 miles range…
Maybe next year
Unfortunately not looking possible in the near future. 300-miles capable battery packs alone cost somewhere around $6000. May be dual carbon battery, aluminium air cell, or hydrogen fuel cell would be a game-changer.
@@ruchirrai exactly
Whoever introduce 1) boxy style; 2) fits 4 people in; 3) Fast home charger 🔌 4) Parts and supplies affordable rates 4) at least 220 miles of range ! 5) AWD; 6)Price below US$15k !
OMG definitely will conquer the US market cause here we are on the hands of those existing “lobby” (VW,Ford,GMC,Toyota,Honda,etc)! Let’s cross the fingers for India and China starts to produces kind of boxy styles similar as “Nissan Cube” , “Honda Element” something like that though !!!
Nicely put together 👏 I was waiting for a rant about current ev prices 😄
Glad you liked it!
Tata Sierra will come to market next year at the earliest. It will be in EV avatar only cause Tata Motors is developing a Skate Board platform and Sierra will be the first vehicle in that platform. They are planning to launch 10 EV's across 3 platforms in 5 years.
also electric two wheeler market is growing exponentially in India. I recently bought a "olaelectric" scooterwith some amazing features all that @$1200 company like Ather energy, olaelectric are taking market.
Thank you for a funny and informative show! I think new trends in technology will come from emerging countries like India, where budget restrictions fuel creativity.
I have given up hoping for an electric Jimny (my last car), but I am still hoping for sturdy, simple cars with less glossy finish and more everyday usability. How about snap on covers like mobile phones that you can change yourself after a small accident? Also, I would like two-way contacts for powersupply on adventures to remote areas. The Sono Sion looks like a promising break from status symbol cars, but I wonder how expensive it will be to scratch the solar cells on the sides when you have a parking accident, like one I just had with my Zoe. I will subscribe to your channel. Best from Norway.
Thanks 🙏
The world needs cheap commuter EVs.
I love the look of the last one.
Great video
Definitely need more competitors to join the UK EV market as present EV manufacturers are actually ripping us off, £10k/£12k for an ev with 200 miles sounds awesome, I'd get one tomorrow if I could, I just sold a 15 plate leaf for £9500, the range wasn't enough for me and longer range battery upgrade is around £8000+ so didn't bother, I'm now driving a £1500 Corsa 1.4 petrol until something cheap comes to the UK in EV form ;-)
Tata cars now have stunning features and designs and are more affordable 👍
really hope India cracks this as they deserve clean environments but modern western lifestyles!
Just so people know.
Tata motors is the same company that owns and runs Jaguar & Landrover. so the current DNA of the 3 brands is similar and different at the same time.
I only rode a bicycle until I got a motor scooter with a range of 110km. Being able to scoot around the city changed my life. I'm sure in India or Europe a 120km range ev that's sub $10,000 would actually sell a lot with broke young people. It's about value, not necessarily quality.
Agreed! That would make a great city car as ppl rarely drive more than 60 km a day, at least in Europe.
Tata is great car with excellent quality
lol tata is known for quality
Have a look at tata Tiago and nexon
Evs safety ncao rating 😏
4/5 and 5/5
The Tata Nexon EV is rated 5 stars for safety per Euro NCAP.. that is incredible - I've test driven it just today , pretty nice ev !
Bring them on... 🥊 We need them here and NOW! Okay maybe not the boxy ones.🤔🚫📦
Expect import duties
The Dacia Spring here is significantly more expensive than it can be had in China and India
@@toyotaprius79
Protectionism is the bane of competition and the consumer...
However, just the availability of truly affordable vehicles will spark domestic manufacturers to do the same worldwide... It's great to see India is trailblazing for its citizenry.
Car #4, jealous, this Vehicle is good looking. Unfortunately it’s never going to be imported to the USA. Hope it gets built. Good video.
I too am waiting for Tata Sierra to get launched, but that won't be as cheap as you are expecting. It would be somewhere around USD 15000-18000 starting price. But that's worth it as it's being built on the most advanced platform available, will have better mileage of min. 300 miles (expected) along with 8 - 10 years of battery warranty and better safety features, which generally Indian cars lack.
LOVE THE JOKING ,FUN WAY YOU INFORM WORLD TO GO GREEN..COOL..THANKS
Love the humor you brought to an interesting topic. Well done. P
This Genius did the whole video without a section for Tata Nexon
Mate you are awesome and its good to have more honest you-tubes out the like your self
You should also include the Tata e vision concept that looks absolutely osm
Hey hello, great video. What is the very last audio track you used?
All of these cars are fantastic for a country like mine!
We cannot even get a road legal Mahindra ICE Jeep here in the U.S. So, EVs from India or China are not likely to arrive here anytime soon. HOWEVER, it would be great to see them sold here in supply large enough to make domestic car makers more well behaved.
The Sierra will come, but not at all before 23, The Nexon is absolutely popular!!
I would love a Tata Sierra just for the design alone.
soooo, the sierra ev was confirmed yesterday. I was super hyped until I heard that they plan to release it at around 2025.
Subscribed great content 👍
TATA took the ev game to another level in India wth a 8 year warranty. 3 cheers to TATA with it Nexon and Tigor ev.
Every EV manufacturer offers that
This video is brilliant! The Altroz looks great! 😍
That music at 28 secs is mesmerising ❤
You and I have the same focus on affordability as I do, however living in a rural area I will still need to buy something that can be serviced within the range of the vehicle. Thank you and be well.
Thanks , fun channel ☺️ Doesn't suck all that much 😜 I really like the last car too. Agree there should be more reasonable priced EVs .
I’ve wanted a tata forever and never even seen one, come on distributors. It’s time to get these electric models in the USA market
Slight correction 1.mahindra kuv 100 have not launched yet. 1.Tata altroz practical range less than 220kms average not 500kms, 3.Tata nexon running on indian roads for more than 2yrs now actual range near 210kms both cars achieved 5 star safety rating on GNCAP.
Great Vid 🥳 Nice one! 💕
Thanks! 😊
I love these, they give me such hope for cheap EVs coming soon.
Hope you’re right about the last car - ie it will get put into production. Original styling and decent range - what’s not to like ?? (Although I’m sure it’s price will get substantially inflated by all manner of import taxes & VAT if it ever gets as far the UK) Pity, I’d buy one in a heartbeat……..
As the steering wheel is on the right, someone should want to import some of them to the UK and Ireland. If you were looking at an old leaf or Zoe as a second car, one of these with a warranty would sell. Look up how quickly a leaf sells. This could be a good business models for someone.
Is it legal to do that though? They don't meet safety standards for the year they were produced in the UK, so you're unlikely to get them road legal.
In india the main cut throat competition is in E two wheelers. And there are soo many orders of electric scooty that companies are struggling to keep up with the demand. And in PV wheelers only TATA is the only one with super efficient technology.
Nice vid man, i liked your jokes too lol
After buyout of land rover and jaguar Tata's design and quality has improved to international standards.
Currently available only EVs in India are Tata Nexon ev,Tata tigor ev, Hyundai Kona, MG zx ev,BYD e6,Mahindra E2o, Mahindra E2o plus, Mahindra Everito
and the luxury evs
I definitely watched this video with hopes of finding. My next car, but you didn't say when these car are coming to the US. Excellent editing BTW. A bit serious.
Terrific overview- Tones
Yesterday, Tata announced that they have upgraded their Tata Nexon EV which had been launched 2 years ago (yes, Tata Nexon EV is already running in tens of thousands on Indian roads since past 2 years) Now onwards, the battery of Tata Nexon EV has been upgraded to provide 30% more mileage and even better safety and comfort. As it is, the earlier Tata Nexon EV was having excellent 5 star Global NCAP safety rating and was quite comfortable. So, all good news from Tata. This is possible because Tata has created a huge manufacturing plant in India for producing car battery for EV, thus kicking out Chinese car battery reliance completely from India. Now onwards, you will hear rapid progress of electric vehicles in India, because basic battery requirements are going to be met by Tata within India itself. By the way, Maruti Suzuki Wagon R EV (that boxy car) has been cancelled last week, because it's mileage had become outdated in comparison to Tata Nexon EV as well as other Tata EV cars presently being sold in India. In fact, there are 5 different models EV cars of Tata alone being manufactured and sold in very good quantities in India. If I were to purchase new EV in India, I would purchase new improved Tata Nexon EV. However, if I could wait 3 months, than I would prefer Tata Altroz EV when it soon gets improved battery and mileage 30% further boast like it's sister car Tata Nexon got yesterday. But Altroz looks more beautiful and sleek and modern than Nexon.
I would totally by the Tata Altroz. That range estimate is right where I need to be to get almost a full week of driving without charging, and the price is amazing. I was strongly considering a Ford Maverick, but don't really want that payment. I also would rather have a SUV than a pickup truck. It boggles my mind that Ford is selling the base Maverick for $20,000, but the Bronco Sport it is based on is like $10,000 more. It is crazy to me. I would love to see some affordable EVs hit the US market. The options right now are awful.
You are the only presenter this channel needs
Thanks mum
Forget sun roof and you got a winner. 2022 would be much better
No way the Tata Sierra will be as cheap as you hope. It will definitely cost a lot more. Plus if they do decide to bring it to market, it’s going to take a while to get to Europe as it will take years to fulfill demand in India, this car was super popular back in the day.
I'd love to buy Tata Sierra..my childhood dream car when it used to be non-EV.
I think that the Tata Altroz Ev is the best of the bunch here. It looks better than the others and has a good range. In time they might upgrade the battery a bit. The battery is OK at the moment. It is good enough certainly for the price. If the range was improved it would be very good.
Excellent video
Yours analysis.. super..
Plus you must add at least a dozen or more unbranded enthusiastic ventures. India is great
Nice information from western n indian point of view
If your views on these cars come to fruition, then it will REALLY shake up the EV market here in the UK. But if Chinese models are anything to go by, then the car that's £10,000 in India will probably be twice that or more when it gets here. Tata and Co are businesses. They will extract as much as they can from the UK market. I really hope I'm wrong (not least because I can't afford an EV at the moment and so I am really keeping everything crossed that somebody will actually deliver the sub £15,000 car that huge numbers of people here are waiting for!!).
On the plus side, your videos are really among the most entertaining on TH-cam. The channel is brilliant. Keep up the good work!
Wow man a really honest review of the electric cars being manufactured in India by Mahindra & Tata.
When I was in the Punjab I ate real good. You can not beat the food of India and Pakistan; spices, herbs and wholesome ingredients.
Almost all tata cars scored 5 star's in adult safety in euro ncap
One fact I want to express here to the Brits that they were buying Indian electric vehicles since last two decades!
Maini Reva is the one example, which entity was earlier sold to company Mahindra.
Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️
Happy to be your first launch customer TATA Motors, and 2022 would be better than 2023.
3. Hottest Japanese Indian crossover since Mowgli, Legend of Prince Ram, India National Army.. etc etc
Great video, Rich...
Just a bit disappointed you seemed to run out of visual BUTs towards the end...! 🤣
Thanks! Haha, couldn't go much further without getting risqué
TATA has had limited success selling in Australia in the past but I expect if TATA introduced the TATA Sierra to the Australian market it would go off the charts. SUV and 4WD body styles are very popular here.
Spares are hard.
I don't see cars ever touching those prices again. At least in the US. Only way you'd get close to that price is you order the vehicle from the home country and they've already had the DoT crash testing and you pay for the import duties and go through the trouble to have the Vehicle registered in your state.
Di they meet USA crash requirements? Do they meet USA bumper and turn signal etc requirements?
SO SHWEEEETTT...much love Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO.[the music worldwide}
ooooweee cool..!!!!
I like the last one, but im in the USA, probably never getting any of them.
I think we're moving forward with this EV's leap..but we still need to figure out the solar power source for our EVs
It'll be a great bargain to buy a vehicle you can use without subscription to use any power source..
I remember TATA as the company that made the Indian version of the model T in India a few years back for under $3500. I expect big things from this company…Thanks…Jim
Well then i think your expectations should go for Mahindra now
The problem with all this is first they have to meet our safety standards, then be imported from half way round the world, then pass through the hands of greedy importers and dealers, plus import taxes etc. Just don't expect them at anywhere near these prices.
Tata cars are already 5 star global NCAP crash tested! Suzuki has zero star in crash test
Acquiring Jaguar and Range Rover, obviously Tatas Car quality standard sky rocketed. After their success on Nexon EV People are eagerly waiting for their Altroz EV and Sierra
As long as we charge them 100% duty on any imports into the western world, like they do on all our cars into India, I am all for it.
It's a pain for us Indians too. Even Made in India cars pay up to 45% in taxes. So 100% for imports seems reasonable.
@@kirangouds I think countries should play fair between each other. If India charges 100% duty on imports then other countries need to charge them 100% on exports to balance it out.
What the Indian government charges its people in taxes is up to them
Ha ha ha ha Fantastic videos that crack me up! Keep up the great work!!
I wish their was a Sandy Monroe of India to do a teardown of these cars.
That Suzuki Maruti chassis that flashed up is actually a liquid gas powered car not an ev. You can see the tank (white and red) mounted at the back.
I am from Kasaragod kerala india ....and my daily traveling to work place 60 km one way .....i use Nexon ev it give me 225km a single charge (depending on u r driving style) i use alwys city mode so for one week I charging twice ...lot of saving of money ...low mantainace and eco-friendly driving ...and stata government giving subsidy too....ev es future