[GTO]

Neat video from Tata. Theme is '20 years at Geneva'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e166HZk91cw

[amrutmhatre90]

Guess this is the final teaser of the sedan concept to be shown at Geneva Motor Show 2018.
Tata Motors will unviel the Concept on 6th March 2018, i.e tomorrow at 15.55 through a Live Webcast. No info if time mentioned is GMT, IST, PST etc.





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[RavenAvi]

Meanwhile, live from the 2018 Geneva International Motor Show:

[amrutmhatre90]

So final glimpse of the Tata Concept Sedan.
Live webcast starts today at 3:55pm tune in here.



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[sachinayak]

Originally Posted by amrutmhatre90

Tata Motors will unviel the Concept on 6th March 2018, i.e tomorrow at 15.55 through a Live Webcast. No info if time mentioned is GMT, IST, PST etc.

Originally Posted by amrutmhatre90

Live webcast starts today at 3:55pm

No more doubts, it 15:55 IST.

[Latheesh]

Just few more minutes to go! EVision sedan concept!

source: twitter

Here it is!

[aditya79india]

First view of the new sedan

[nijelj]

Are all unveilings this awkward? The camera angle was set without showing the front of the vehicle. The compere was asking the press people to come before the unveiling. MD Gunther making small talk with Mr Tata. Aargh! No applause, no gasps, no nothing!

[The Rationalist]

From twitter of Tata Motors

[amrutmhatre90]

E-VISION Sedan Concept in high resolution.





According to Hormazd Sorabjee this is and not on AMP

Based on JLR’s Discovery platform & packaged for a full electric powertrain.

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[400notout]

If the sedan was their "global unveil" shouldn't it have taken centre stage?

Watching the webcast was a waste. Will need to wait for journos to upload for better pics.

Pardon me I was hoping for a little more than just a sneak of the side profile.

[amrutmhatre90]

According to Autocar India.

Tata Motors commemorated its 20th consecutive year of participation at the Geneva motor show in style with the global unveiling of the sleek all-electric E-Vision Sedan Concept. While the sedan concept had been teased in the run up to the motor show, contrary to expectations, it comes built on an EV derivative of Tata’s Omega platform (shared with Land Rover) rather than the Alfa platform (better known as AMP) that is to underpin future hatchback, sedan and small SUV models from Tata. However, the E-Vision Sedan Concept is a design study at this point and the real emphasis is on the flexibility of the Omega platform to be modified to host electric powertrains, as well as the interior concept for Tata EVs of the future.
Like the H5X SUV and 45X hatchback concept that premiered at Auto Expo 2018, the E-Vision Concept is styled to Tata’s latest Impact Design 2.0 design language. By extension that means the look is a huge departure from all that we’ve seen from the carmaker so far. There is a clear visual link to the 45X hatchback concept at the front, what with the slim LED headlamps that flow out from the grille at either end. However, the grille is larger here and brushed aluminium has been used to good effect to embellish what Tata calls the ‘humanity line’ that underlines the grille and headlights. In general, the E-Vision’s front-end looks more ‘evolved’ vis-à-vis that of the 45X concept. The sedan’s smoothly surfaced front bumper, replete with its L-shaped elements and brushed aluminum chin, do suggest as much.
The E-Vision breaks the typical three-box sedan template with an almost fastback-like shape, but, like the Tigor, the boot has a conventional opening. Large 21-inch wheels, the broad C-pillar and a bold and pronounced shoulder line lend solidity to the design, yet there’s a certain visual delicacy with which the roof flows into the tail section. Other details of note at the sides include flush-fitting door handles, sculpted outside mirrors and the use of aluminium to line the top of the windows and base of the doors.
There’s a liberal dose of aluminium at the base of the rear bumper too but the defining design element has to be the recessed section for the high-set tail-lights. Surfacing is crisp and clean throughout and you wouldn’t be wrong to think the concept is from a premium European carmaker; the execution is that good.
Tata Motors had disclosed a new focus on cabin ambience and the human-machine interface on cars built to Impact Design 2.0, and the E-Vision concept’s interior does show the result of that focus. There’s a decidedly premium look to the cabin with a generous use of high-quality wood and upmarket materials. Light colours aid the feeling of space on the inside, further enhanced by the floating dashboard that does without a centre console that extends to the floor. Tata’s designers claim to have made full use of the packaging flexibility allowed by the EV platform to maximise cabin room, and the E-Vision demonstrates how electric vehicle cabins will differ from those of conventional internal combustion engine-powered cars.
The dashboard itself is minimalist in design and is home to dual instrument screens (a hidden screen atop the dash and a retractable screen at the base of the centre console) that remain concealed when not in use. Tata says the rear seats too are fully adjustable and promise to be big on headroom and knee room.
As mentioned earlier, the E-Vision Sedan Concept comes built on a dedicated EV derivative of Tata’s Omega architecture. Tata Motors' engineers say changes to the underbody were sufficient to convert the conventional architecture, designed for combustion engine applications, to one that could be used for electric vehicles. The Omega EV platform is modular, flexible and scalable and ‘will address the range of performance attributes for long range travel.’ Only a few technical details have been revealed as yet, but some of the highlights include a sub-7sec 0-100kph time and a max speed of 200kph. Again, while battery capacity or charging times are not known, Tata has disclosed the E-Vision Sedan Concept offers fast-charging capability.
Also onboard is a ‘prognostics controller for forecasting service requirements of vital components, predictive energy management based on live traffic and connected technologies such as cloud computing, analytics and geospatial mapping’. The E-Vision Sedan Concept is also equipped with advanced driver assist systems (ADAS) features.

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[Latheesh]

Here is another angle

[romeomidhun]

Originally Posted by Latheesh

Here is another angle

Glimpses of Tesla from the front! Not as exciting as expected in terms of design, IMO. May be because they have set the bars very high with the H5X.

Tata has aptly got rid of the "tower type" tail lamps nowadays. Now they have to get rid of the smiling grill from their cars. Not all evils are angry always, and not all "good"s are smiling either.

[Latheesh]

@romeomidhun - Yes + They chose blue car, blue background, and dark corner for its global unveil.
It reminded me of their PRIMA sedan concept shown us almost a decade ago.