Tata Curvv EV had a faulty charging port; buyer to get Rs 1.1 lakh and free repairs
A Hyderabad consumer commission found that a Tata Curvv electric car was delivered with a defective charging port. The buyer experienced repeated issues, leading to multiple unsuccessful repair attempts by the dealer. Legal action was taken against Tata Motors and its dealer for unresolved complaints and compensation claims. The commission ruled in favor of the buyer, ordering part replacements…
Hyderabad's District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission-III has ordered Tata Motors and its dealer to provide free repairs and Rs 1.1 lakh in compensation to a buyer who purchased a faulty Tata Curvv EV. The commission ruled that both companies were jointly and severally liable for the compensation and legal costs after finding the charging port malfunctioned at the time of delivery.
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