Tata Cars

Tata Motors is a subsidiary of the Tata Group, one of India's largest conglomerates. Founded in 1945, Tata Motors initially focused on commercial vehicles before entering the passenger car market.

The Tata Indica, introduced in 1998, was India's first indigenously designed passenger car. Tata is known for producing affordable vehicles, including the Tata Nano, one of the world's cheapest cars.

Tata, in 2008, bought Jaguar and Land Rover from Ford. Not just that, Tata was able to revive the brand and restore the JLR’s status as a major luxury automobile brand around the globe. Tata Motors made a great splash at home with the Indica and its modifications, but as the market quickly shifted, the rivals took the lead.

The Bolt and the Zest were the first vehicles released as part of Tata Motors' reorganization and repositioning as a cutting-edge, international automaker. The Tata Tiago and the Tata Tigor, among other later products, have taken the lead. Tata Motors is now among the top five automakers in the nation because of the market success of SUVs like the Tata Hexa and the most recent Nexon.