Rajiv Dube, the mind behind
Tata Motors' move into the passenger car world, has decided to part ways with the company after 27 years. Dube joined
Tata way back in 1983, and neither he nor the company are saying exactly why the long-standing exec decided to move on. Our guess is that after 20 years, retirement was sounding plenty tasty. Cars like the
Nano and Indica hatchback can all pledge their allegiance to Dube's market-minded approach to the automobile.
According to Automotive News, Dube's position will be filled internally. S. Krishnan will now helm the premier car division while Girish Wagh will take on both small-car and passenger-car operations.
[Source: Automotive News - sub. req.]
According to Automotive News, Dube's position will be filled internally. S. Krishnan will now helm the premier car division while Girish Wagh will take on both small-car and passenger-car operations.
[Source: Automotive News - sub. req.]
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