Tata Technologies unveiled an electric vehicle (EV) concept, named eMO, at the Detroit Motor Show as part of Michelin's Challenge Design Display.
According to the company, the concept is a demonstration of Tata's capability to engineer a fully electric car all by themselves. The eMO has a minimalistic design and is capable of seating four adults with sufficient boot space. Tata have used recycled material to reduce production cost and they claim to have designed a car with the right size and power required by the customer.
The eMO is powered by a liquid-cooled, dual-motor, front-wheel drive system along with an air-cooled, 18.4-kilowatt (25 PS), high density battery. It has a range of 160 kilometres and a top speed of 105 km/hr. The suspension has an A arm and McPherson struts in the front and a semi-trailing link with separate mounting shock-absorbers and springs at the rear. Its front disc and rear drum brakes have ABS and ESP.
The eMO is just a concept as of now, though Tata do not rule out the possibility of launching something similar in the future. According to the company, such a car, if ever produced, should be priced about Rs 10 lakh.
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