Tata's EV dominance in India faces challengers even without Tesla (2024)

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Hyundai, MG seek to cut into local heavyweight's 85% market share

Tata's EV dominance in India faces challengers even without Tesla (1)

Bollywood star and Hyundai India brand ambassador Shah Rukh Khan promoted a new EV model at an auto show in January. (Photo by Ryosuke Hanada)

RYOSUKE HANADA, Nikkei staff writer | India

MUMBAI -- Hyundai Motor and MG are among the electric vehicle makers challenging Tata Motors' dominance in India, a market where Tesla has yet to arrive and Chinese automakers face hurdles to investment.

Hyundai Motor India plans to invest 200 billion rupees ($2.42 billion) over 10 years to develop an electric vehicle supply chain and charging network in the country, the company said May 11.

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