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Sweet Revenge Of Tata Motors

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image courtesy : livelaw.in Automobile industry history in India can ’ t be completed without Tata Motors. The largest automotive manufacturer in India. Started in 1945, 74 years of history now reached industries like telecom, electronics, IT, steel, construction machinery and many more. Like any others Tata also faced crisis, humiliation and losses. One of the interesting humiliating story of Ratan Tata and his team is here, and after 9 years how he took his sweet revenge.  Tata had made their place in the heavy vehicle industry earlier. In 1998, Ratan Tata and his team started the passenger car division of Tata Motors. The first car was the Tata Indica a family hatchback, couldn ’t make success in the market on it’s starting years. Many people told Ratan Tata to sell the division and he decided to sell it. He approached the American giant Ford to sell his company and they also showed interest too. In 1999, Ratan Tata and his officials went to Detroit to make deal w...

Electric Vehicles : The Upcoming Revolution

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image courtesy : GreenTech Media The future of automobiles is electric. The upcoming revolution of automobile industry is in electric energy vehicles. The main advantages of electric vehicles are, they are fast, efficient, lightweight, zero pollution and so on. The era of fossil fuel automobiles are not so long. Maybe at 2030 all vehicles will be of electric. The architecture of electric vehicles is so simple. A power storage battery, an induction motor. Normally the batteries are made by making bundles of small cells arranged in series. They are placed bottom centered to have maximum center of mass to make the handling easier. Usually brush less DC induction motors are used to power the vehicle. They have high efficiency and output. The revolution electric production vehicles started from 2010 by Nissan. The car was a huge success in the market. It sold more than 200,000 units. Then the electric vehicle market got expanded by the entry of Tesla Motors. The family car industr...