DIMO has invested in software updates, specialised tools, and equipment recommended by Tata Motors to enhance the customer experience. Tata Motors and its Sri Lankan partner, Don’t don’thave launched a new range of passenger vehicles in Sri Lanka, including internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles and electric vehicles (EVs). This marks Tata Motors’ re-entry into the Sri Lankan market after its reopening.
The launch includes the Tata Punch, Nexon, and Curvv SUVs, as well as the Tiago.ev electric hatchback. The companies also previewed the electric versions of the Punch, Nexon, and Curvv.
Tata Motors offers a three-year/100,000 km warranty for ICE vehicles and a three-year/125,000 km warranty for EVs, with an eight-year/165,000 km warranty for the EV battery and motor. DIMO provides 24/7 roadside assistance, technical support, and access to Tata Motors’ repair resources. The vehicles are available through DIMO’s branch network with a starting price of LKR 8.7 million, the company said in a media release.
The launch provided a glimpse into Tata Motors’ broader EV strategy, with previews of the electric versions of the Punch, Nexon, and Curvv. These models are intended to highlight the company’s capabilities in electric vehicle development. The companies emphasized the modern technologies, distinctive design, safety features, and performance capabilities of the new vehicle range.
Yash khandelwalhead – international business, Tata Passenger Electric Mobility, said, “We are excited to be here in Sri Lanka, marking a new chapter in our international business strategy. Tata Motors has undergone significant transformation over the years, and there is no better way to mark our return than with a new, game-changing product portfolio.”
“Alongside our renowned SUVs, we are particularly eager to introduce the Tiago.ev—an electric hatchback that has already made waves in India, Nepal, and Bhutan by making electric mobility both accessible and aspirational. Together with our long-time trusted partner, DIMO, we are confident in our ability to elevate Sri Lanka’s mobility landscape to new heights and deliver an extraordinary driving experience for all,” he added.
Rajeev Pandithageexecutive director of DIMO, stated, “We are thrilled to continue our partnership with Tata Motors as they become the first passenger vehicle brand to enter Sri Lanka post market reopening. We are here with Tata Motors for the long run, assuring our customers that we will always be there for them.”
DIMO has invested in software updates, specialised tools, and equipment recommended by Tata Motors to enhance the customer experience. They utilise Tata Motors’ repair manuals, procedures, and systems, reinforcing their position as a trusted automotive partner in Sri Lanka.
