Tata developing Kuno EV to challenge MG Windsor from 2027
The midsize electric car is reportedly planned for Sanand, Gujarat, with annual output of 80,000 to 100,000 units. Pricing and name are not yet disclosed.
The gist
Story- Tata Motors is reportedly building a ground-up electric car codenamed Kuno, about 4.3 metres long.
- It is aimed at family buyers and is meant to rival the MG Windsor EV.
- Launch is planned for 2027-2028, with production at Sanand, Gujarat. Pricing is not disclosed.
What's new
Tata Motors is reportedly developing a new electric car, internally called Kuno, to take on the MG Windsor EV. According to people familiar with the programme, the roughly 4.3-metre vehicle is due in 2027-2028. It is expected to be built at Sanand in Gujarat, with planned annual capacity of 80,000 to 100,000 units. The commercial name, final specifications and price have not been shared.
Why it matters
For buyers, this points to more midsize electric options from Tata. Kuno is meant to target families who want space, comfort and everyday practicality. Because it is designed from scratch as an electric car, engineers have more room to plan the battery and cabin. That could mean more interior space. The plan also strengthens Sanand as Tata's main electric manufacturing base.
What we don't know yet
The report does not confirm final design, range, features or price. The planned output is a production capacity figure, not a sales forecast, so actual volumes will depend on demand and how quickly production ramps up.
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