
Tata Motors has now built 1m cars (and counting) at its factory in Sanand, Gujarat.
The Sanand plant was established in 2010 on 1,100 acres, 741 for the car plant and 359 for a supplier park.
That followed a difficult period for the Indian automaker after violent protests in 2008 over the seizure of farm land halted work on a 95%-complete facility in Singur in West Bengal state. Singur was abandoned and the new site in Sanand secured.
Now with 6,000 direct and indirect employees, the plant houses press line, weld shop, paint shop, assembly line and powertrain shop.
The Nano is a distant memory and the flexible assembly line today produces the Tiago and Tigor in multiple variations including CNG and EV powertrains plus the Xpres-T EV.

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By GlobalDataIn 2022, Tata announced it would buy a former Ford plant, also in Sanand.