Tata Motors has showcased its expanding electric vehicle portfolio at Auto Expo 2025, unveiling six new electric commercial vehicles alongside three electric cars. The new lineup features a range of vehicles, including a mini truck, pickup, medium and heavy-duty trucks, and buses, all powered by battery electric technology. The company’s latest offerings target various industries, including logistics, e-commerce, and passenger transport.
Among the highlights is the Prima E.55S, an electric heavy-duty truck designed for logistics operations. With a gross vehicle weight (GVW) of 55 tonnes, it is aimed at sectors such as cement, ports, steel, and shipping. The Prima E.55S is powered by a 470 kW powertrain and offers battery pack options ranging from 300 kWh to 450 kWh, providing a range of 200-350 km.
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“The Prima E.55S is built to meet the growing demand for sustainable logistics solutions across heavy-duty sectors,” said Tata Motors in a statement. The truck is equipped with advanced features, including over 21 advanced driver assistance systems and dual-gun fast charging with two CCS2 connectors.
Another key vehicle is the Ultra E.12, a medium-duty electric truck designed for e-commerce businesses. With a GVW of 11.9 tonnes, it is available in various deck lengths and offers a range of 120-350 km, depending on the battery pack. The Ultra E.12 incorporates a solar panel to power auxiliary systems, enhancing energy efficiency. It also features 20 advanced driver assistance systems and a touchscreen infotainment system.
Tata Motors also introduced the Ultra EV 9, a 9-meter electric bus intended for intra-city transport, as well as the Intercity EV 2.0, a 12-meter electric bus for long-distance travel. The Ultra EV 9, equipped with a 213 kW motor and a 200 kWh battery, offers a range of over 180 km. The Intercity EV 2.0, featuring a 250 kW motor and a 450 kWh battery, delivers a range exceeding 400 km.
In addition, Tata Motors unveiled the Intra EV Pickup and the Ace Pro EV, both designed for smaller commercial applications. The Intra EV Pickup offers a best-in-class payload capacity of 1,750 kg, while the Ace Pro EV is targeted at last-mile operations with a payload capacity of 750 kg.
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These electric vehicles are part of Tata Motors’ broader strategy to strengthen its presence in the electric commercial vehicle market and contribute to the decarbonization of the transport sector.
