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What can Tata Motors learn from the TAMO RaceMo project?
24 January 2025 09:09
The main thing is not to bite off more than you can chew. Start simple, start small, and continue to grow bigger.
What can Tata Motors learn from the TAMO RaceMo project?
24 January 2025 09:09
They should learn that it’s all right to take risks. People got excited about Tata even if the RaceMo didn't work out.
What can Tata Motors learn from the TAMO RaceMo project?
24 January 2025 09:09
Execute, not just ideas. The RaceMo looked good on paper, but bringing a car to production is a whole different ball game.
What can Tata Motors learn from the TAMO RaceMo project?
24 January 2025 09:09
The moral of the story is, if you’re going to do something like this, commit fully. Halo products don’t work with half measures.
What can Tata Motors learn from the TAMO RaceMo project?
24 January 2025 09:09
In turn, they should learn better to gauge market readiness. The RaceMo was cool, but was there a market for it in India?
What can Tata Motors learn from the TAMO RaceMo project?
24 January 2025 09:09
Probably the biggest lesson is to manage expectations. They hyped it up before they were ready for all their ducks to be in a row.
What can Tata Motors learn from the TAMO RaceMo project?
24 January 2025 09:09
I hope they didn’t learn to give up on exciting projects like this. Push the envelope, but maybe more realistically next time.
Is Tata Motors' TAMO RaceMo a missed opportunity?
24 January 2025 09:09
Absolutely. Had the RaceMo been India's Miata, an affordable, fun sports car that would put a smile on your face. Here, Tata had a real shot at changing perceptions.
Is Tata Motors' TAMO RaceMo a missed opportunity?
24 January 2025 09:09
I disagree. Yet, the Indian market is not ready for a sports car. It was the right call by Tata to focus on mass market segments first.
Is Tata Motors' TAMO RaceMo a missed opportunity?
24 January 2025 09:09
It was ahead of its time. The RaceMo would have been the halo product, with limited sales. Right now, Tata needs volume sellers, not niche products.
Is Tata Motors' TAMO RaceMo a missed opportunity?
24 January 2025 09:09
Missed opportunity for sure. Check out how much buzz the DC Avanti created. With Tata’s brand behind it, the RaceMo could’ve done even better.
Is Tata Motors' TAMO RaceMo a missed opportunity?
24 January 2025 09:09
At least they should have gone through with a limited production run. Even if it wasn't profitable, the marketing value would have been worth it.
Is Tata Motors' TAMO RaceMo a missed opportunity?
24 January 2025 09:09
The real missed opportunity was that Tata didn’t put that 1.2L turbo engine in other Tata cars. Imagine a Tiago with 190 bhp!
Is Tata Motors' TAMO RaceMo a missed opportunity?
24 January 2025 09:09
Tata bit off more than they could chew, I think. It's not their usual fare to develop a sports car. It’s better to play it safe and not release a product that you know is half baked.
Could DC Avanti be a failure for the TAMO RaceMo?
24 January 2025 09:09
The RaceMo had much more potential. The Avanti would have had no chance against Tata with its engineering expertise and brand value.
Could DC Avanti be a failure for the TAMO RaceMo?
24 January 2025 09:09
No, it would have had the same problems. Low slung sports cars just aren't designed for Indian roads and driving conditions.
Could DC Avanti be a failure for the TAMO RaceMo?
24 January 2025 09:09
It might, but only if Tata could price it right. The Avanti was too expensive for what you got.
Could DC Avanti be a failure for the TAMO RaceMo?
24 January 2025 09:09
The RaceMo looked much more designed. If they had nailed the quality and the performance, it would have been a game changer.
Could DC Avanti be a failure for the TAMO RaceMo?
24 January 2025 09:09
I think it would have struggled as well. It's just not a sports car culture here in India yet.
Could DC Avanti be a failure for the TAMO RaceMo?
24 January 2025 09:09
It had a shot. The Avanti felt like a kit car, but the RaceMo felt like a properly engineered car from the ground up.
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