The Indian car project would join that of Volkswagen’s battery giant factory in Sagunto (Valencia)
The Indian car company Tata Motors, which is considering the possibility of building a battery factory in Spain, in particular in the province of Zaragoza.
The Indian company announced at the beginning of this year that it would install
a battery factory for electric vehicles in Europe, to accelerate the electrification of Jaguar Land Rover, the brand it owns.
This was stated at the India Auto Expo motor show in Delhi by Tata Motors finance director Pathamadai Balaji, who also pointed out that the battery cells produced in Europe will be sold to other car brands, besides Tata Motors and Jaguar Land. Robber.
The Indian company is hesitating between installing its new electric vehicle battery plant between Zaragoza or a nearby city and another city in the UK.
In case of materialization,
Tata Motors project would join Volkswagen’s battery gigafactory in Sagunto (Valencia) in Spain and could opt for the second call for support from the Strategic Project for the Recovery and Economic Transformation of the Electric and Connected Vehicle (Perte VEC), of which still have to be distributed 2,181 million euros.
To this is also added the battery factory of the Asian company Envision, which plans to build
a factory in Navalmoral de la Mata (Cáceres) and has submitted several grant applications to develop the project. In this sense, it fell outside the first call for Perte Vec and is currently eligible for €115 million from regional funds.
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India’s largest automotive group. It currently consists of Tata Motors, Jaguar and Land Rover, the latter two becoming part of the ownership after being bought from Ford Motor Company.
As in the case of Tata Motors, the Slovak company Inobat is also deciding whether to install its next battery factory in Spain. In this case, the company is torn between Vallodolid and a city in the UK.
Source: La Verdad
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