Tata Megapixel Concept 2015 - front

Tata Motors presented the Tata Megapixel, a brand new four-seater city-intelligent world-wide range extended electric vehicle (REEV) theory for the operation-seeking and environment-aware motorist any place on earth, at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show.

This is due to the improvement we've made on the Tata Pixel, shown a year ago, as well as denotes the organization 's future design direction."

The electrical drive of the car has one at each wheel, four separate electric motors. The athome is an advanced induction. For charging to start the automobile has only to be parked on the induction pad.

Tata Megapixel Concept 2015

The Tata Megapixel is distinguishing in melding Indian singularity - in graphical subjects, colours or stuff - with international styling settings. It's resounded on the panoramic roof, developing a harmony between sun & shade and awareness of interior space. The floating C-column and wraparound belt line finisher flowing to the back integrate perfectly with all the sculpted body surface and encapsulating the 5 -spoke wheel design.

A double-sliding door system as well as the vehicle 's B pillar less layout make entrance/exit simple, moreover visibility that is outstanding. Hub motors and the battery layout optimize the inside bundle. The Tata Megapixel accommodates four adults with baggage. The front seats are cantilevered releasing floor space for added storage. Light leather trimmings and increased alloy elements accentuate the joyous union of technology of abundance of custom and innovativeness.

Tata Megapixel Concept 2015 - back

This fusion is heightened by an innovative human machine interface (HMI). The games console docking point and the vehicle can join a good phone. The built in touchscreen HMI that is big, in the middle of the instrument panel, so becomes a standard access point for controlling the functions of the vehicle, like temperature as well as for the repertoire of the smart device, breathing, performance and driving modes.

Tata Megapixel Concept 2015 - back