Here is presenting India's own first sports car by Tata.It is my little endeavor to put all the features together of the car & this powerpoint presentation intends to market it to the world. With Regards Pranay Deb

3. The two-seat, mid-engine
Racemo is the first product
from Tata Motors’ exclusive
sub-brand Tamo. Designed at
the Tata Motors studio in
Turin, Italy, the Racemo’s
styling is race-car-inspired
with elements of Tata’s
impact design language, like
the diamond daylight
opening. The front features
narrow Bi-LED headlights, an
aggressive nose and a sporty
front bumper.

5. The car is powered by a
turbocharged and intercooled 1.2L
Revotron engine but tuned to
produce 190hp at 6,500rpm and
210Nm of torque at 2,500rpm. The
power is fed via a 6-speed
Automated Manual Transmission
(AMT) with push button reverse and
paddle shifters. For a sports car, the
slow shifts of an AMT aren’t ideal,
but we’ll have to see if Tata has
addressed the limitation of this
gearbox technology.

6. Keeping the Racemo
connected to the tarmac is
an all-round independent
double wishbone suspension
with tyres differing in size at
the front and rear. The front
has 205/50 R17 tubeless
radials while the rear is shod
with chunkier 235/45 R18
tubeless radials

7. The Racemo will also feature
connected car technologies from
Tata’s new partnership with
Microsoft. The company hasn’t
divulged specific details, but says the
car will have advanced navigation,
predictive maintenance, remote
monitoring and over-the-air updates
using Microsoft cloud-based
technologies. The vehicle owner will
interact with these tech bits via three
screens in the instrument area.

8. On the safety front, the Racemo
has disc brakes with ABS and
EBD all around. The body is built
with integrated crash safety
protection with driver and
passenger air bags that meet the
upcoming Indian regulations.
There is a standard three-point
seat belt but owners can opt for
a safer and racier four-point
harness.

9. The Racemo is built on a patented
MOFlex Multi-Material Sandwich
structure that gives greater freedom
in surface design and more efficient
large-scale part integration. This
leads to modularity and faster
readiness for new vehicles.
According to Tata Motors, this is
being used for the first time in the
automotive industry for passenger
vehicles.

10. THE CAR IN BRIEF
RACEMO