Tata Tamo Racemo — The First Supercar From The Cheapest Car Maker In The World

Geneva Motor Show serves as the perfect scene to launch new models and Tata Tamo Racemo is one of them. The two-seat sports coupe mixes together Italian design with Indian innovation and the result is beyond surprising.

Racemo is the first phydigital car in the world, which means that the physical and digital domains are blended together and thus a better connectivity and human-car interaction are provided.

The track version of Racemo is resent in Forza Horizon 3, so this is the first Indian car to ever get used in the game.

The car is powered by a three-cylinder 1.2-turbo petrol-fueled engine, delivering 190 hp and 210 Nm torque. The power is delivered through a 6-speed automatic transmission and is enough to cover the 0-100 km/h sprint in less than 6 seconds.

Tamo is a sub-brand of Tata, and Racemo is its first product. The car wants to be an extension of the driver’s personality and an enhancement of the digital eco-system. Racemo was designed in Tata’s design studio in Torino, Italy and is based on a Sandwich MoFlex Multi-Material patented structure. This is the first time when such a technology is used in the passengers’ vehicles.