Udaipur Kiran: Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles, a leading name in sustainable mobility, has begun deliveries of its cutting-edge Tata Prima E.55S battery-electric prime movers to Enviiiro Wheels Mobility. The first fleet was handed over in Chittorgarh, Rajasthan, marking another step towards zero-emission heavy-duty transportation in India.
The Prima E.55S vehicles will be used for transporting minerals and ores, supporting Enviiiro Wheels Mobility’s operations across the power, mining, cement, and steel industries.
Mr. Praveen Somani, Managing Director, Enviiiro Wheels Mobility and Director, Inland World Logistics, said, “As a young company committed to sustainable logistics, the addition of Tata Motors’ advanced electric prime movers to our fleet is a defining step toward decarbonised operations. With zero emissions, superior performance, and enhanced safety and comfort features, the Prima E.55S perfectly supports our customers’ net-zero goals.”
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Rajesh Kaul, Vice President & Business Head – Trucks, Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles, said, “We are delighted to deliver the first batch of Prima E.55S electric prime movers to Enviiiro Wheels Mobility. As the market leader, Tata Motors is proud to drive India’s transition to sustainable freight through advanced, value-driven solutions.”
Built on a next-generation EV architecture, the Prima E.55S offers a range of up to 350 km on a single charge. It features an integrated e-axle, regenerative braking for higher efficiency, and dual gun fast charging for minimal downtime. The vehicle also includes advanced systems like Driver Monitoring, Lane Departure Warning, Tyre Pressure Monitoring, and Cruise Control, along with Electronic Braking and optional ADAS for enhanced safety.
Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles continues to lead India’s shift to clean mobility, offering an extensive lineup of vehicles powered by electric, CNG, LNG, and hydrogen technologies. Supported by its SampoornaSeva 2.0 initiative and a nationwide network of over 3,200 service touchpoints, the company ensures maximum vehicle uptime and comprehensive lifecycle management.
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