Tata Sons is in discussions with multiple start-ups as the conglomerate seeks technical know-how for its £4 billion ($5.1 billion) UK battery plant, where it aims to start mass production in 2026.“If you look at the start-ups that are working in this space, they are at the forefront of technology,” Tata Motors Group Chief Financial Officer P.B. Balaji said in an interview in Mumbai. “It’s a melange of opportunities. We are speaking to a host of them,” he said.Also Read | Indian consumers are seeking aspirational, feature-rich SUVs,...
Tata Sons is in discussions with multiple start-ups as the conglomerate seeks technical know-how for its £4 billion ($5.1 billion) UK battery plant,...