The Altroz EV, which costs Rs 11 lakh is the vehicle under consideration.

The standard Altroz with Projector headlights, a new covered grille reflecting the EV character, and new alloys with blue contrasts are expected to be the main features. The Altroz EV, which costs Rs 11 lakh is the vehicle that will come by the end of the year if there are no more delays due to the COVID-19 virus and lockdown. The Altroz EV which costs Rs 11 lakh is the vehicle under consideration. Tata Motors is ramping up and has now opened five superfast CCS2 EV charging stations across the country, in partnership with Tata Power. The Charging TimeOn DC quick charging, the charging time from 0% to 80% is estimated to be close to an hour.