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Tata Motors files a record number of 158 patents in FY23

The filed patents are spread across a broad spectrum of product as well as process innovations and developments across megatrends of CESS (connected, electrified, sustainable and safe) related technologies. 

Autocar Professional BureauBy Autocar Professional Bureau calendar 25 Apr 2023 Views icon5633 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Tata Motors files a record number of 158 patents in FY23

Tata Motors, which continues to witness robust demand in the Indian passenger vehicle market and is the strong No. 3 player after Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai Motor India, has filed a record number of 158 Patents and 79 Designs in FY23.The company also received a grant of 71 patents during the fiscal.

The filed patents are spread across a broad spectrum of product as well as process innovations and developments across megatrends of CESS (connected, electrified, sustainable and safe) related technologies. 

Rajendra Petkar, Chief Technology Officer, Tata Motors said that their focus was on developing cutting-edge technologies and state-of-the-art processes in the areas of new energy, zero emissions, safety, performance, lower cost of ownership, and digitalisation.

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