Tata Motors unveiled the EVision sedan concept
during this year’s Geneva Motor Show, a vehicle that utilizes the same Omega
platform as their previous concept, the H5X crossover.
The EVision concept is about
the same size as a Jaguar XE or a Mercedes-Benz C-Class, which would make it a
compact sports sedan, even though it doesn’t look particularly sporty or
aggressive, despite having a few muscular angles here and there.
Design features include the sculpted doors with
flush door handles, large wheels, chrome highlights, slim LED lights front and
rear, a panoramic glass roof and a fastback-like rear end.
Inside, there aren’t a lot of buttons to be found on
the dashboard, which features a very clean appearance, interrupted only by the
occasional LCD display or aluminum air vent. The central infotainment screen is
actually retractable, while the gauge cluster is fully digital. Last but not
least, there is a third screen that stretches across the entire passenger side
– although it’s very narrow.
Most surfaces seem to be covered in either leather
or wood, the latter covering the center dashboard, a little bit of the door
panels and the lower part of the flat bottom steering wheel.
While technical information remains scarce, rumor
has it the EVision can hit 100 km/h in 7 seconds and max out at 200
km/h).
