Tata Motors Expands Global Footprint with New Passenger Vehicle Lineup in Sri Lanka
Tata Motors Brings Electric Vehicles to Sri Lanka in Partnership with DIMO
Tata Motors, India’s leading automobile manufacturer, has officially entered the Sri Lankan passenger vehicle market with an all-new lineup of internal combustion engine (ICE) and electric vehicles (EVs). The launch, in collaboration with DIMO, marks Tata’s return to Sri Lanka and reinforces its commitment to sustainable mobility in the South Asian market.
What’s New?
Tata Motors has introduced a mix of popular SUVs and electric hatchbacks, including:
- Tata Punch – Compact yet feature-packed SUV
- Tata Nexon – One of India's best-selling SUVs
- Tata Curvv – A futuristic SUV-coupe
- Tiago.ev – An affordable electric hatchback making EVs more accessible
The event also provided a first look at Tata’s upcoming electric lineup, showcasing the Punch.ev, Nexon.ev, and Curvv.ev, underlining the company’s expertise in the EV segment.
Tata’s Growing EV Presence & Sri Lanka’s Shift Towards Electrification
Tata Motors holds 70% market share in India’s EV space and has successfully expanded to Nepal and Bhutan. With Sri Lanka prioritizing electric mobility to reduce fuel dependency, Tata’s latest EV push aligns with the country’s sustainability goals.
According to Yash Khandelwal, Head of International Business at Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Ltd., this expansion is a key part of Tata Motors' international growth strategy. He emphasized how Tata’s latest vehicles are designed to offer a blend of bold design, safety, and cutting-edge features, making electric mobility more aspirational and accessible.
Competitive Warranty & After-Sales Support
To ensure a seamless ownership experience, Tata Motors and DIMO are offering:
- EVs: 3-year / 125,000 km warranty
- Battery & Motor Protection: 8-year / 165,000 km warranty
- 24/7 roadside assistance & island-wide technical support
Why This Matters?
Sri Lanka’s automobile market is reopening after economic challenges, and Tata Motors is the first passenger vehicle brand to enter post-market recovery. This move strengthens Tata’s presence in South Asia while promoting EV adoption and next-gen mobility solutions.