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Electric Vehicles:
Tata-Chery collaboration highlights Indian EV makers' China reliance

EV platform being used for Avinya cars amid efforts to cut development times
/ Sayan Chakraborty, Nikkei Asia
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Tata motors launches the new TATA Sierra during the HUEMN SS '26 Runway Showcase at Mukesh Mills on November 15, 2025 in Mumbai, India. (Bild: Aalok Soni/Getty Images)
Tata motors launches the new TATA Sierra during the HUEMN SS '26 Runway Showcase at Mukesh Mills on November 15, 2025 in Mumbai, India. Bild: Aalok Soni/Getty Images

BENGALURU -- Tata Motors' decision to tap electric vehicle tech from China's Chery, revealed this week, has highlighted how Indian carmakers are increasingly leaning on proven technologies from China to power their electric cars -- a strategy that could help accelerate launches, but carries risks given a history of frosty bilateral relations.

Tata Motors said in a statement Wednesday that some cars from its upcoming premium Avinya lineup will be based on a platform being jointly developed by its subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover and Chery, which was initially meant for reviving the Freelander brand. The first Avinya car will be rolled out next year.

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