Tata Motors and Fiat plan to spend INR30bn (US$468m) on an Indian assembly line for SUVs.

The line, which will have annual capacity of 100,000 units, will be built at Fiat’s Ranjangaon plant, ETAuto.com said.

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“While Tata Motors will look to manufacture its Q501 and Q502 SUVs on the line, Fiat is expected to use it for Jeep models,” ET Now reported.

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