--It is a first for an Indian built vehicle to debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show and this honour falls to Reva Electric which is unveiling not one but two distinctly different electric vehicles at the show. Adil Jal Darukhanawala has the gen on the NXR (a four-seater predominantly for India and emerging markets) and the NXG (a swelte two-seater sports car) for Europe.t is a first for an Indian built vehicle to debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show and this honour falls to Reva Electric which is unveiling not one but two distinctly different electric vehicles at the show. Adil Jal Darukhanawala has the gen on the NXR (a four-seater predominantly for India and emerging markets) and the NXG (a swelte two-seater sports car) for Europe.he future's bright, not because someone has lit a bulb but someone surely has switched on the electricity! Well Chetan Maini, bossman of the Reva Electric Car Company hopes the future's bright, in the automotive sense, because he has switched on not one but two brand new battery powered electric cars which are destined to cater to a whole new emerging breed of eco-conscious car users in Europe especially and maybe in India if the authorities see the light of day!
Well enough of speaking in obscurantist terms but there is nothing obscure about the two new Revas, finished in pearlescent lime green with black accents which are set to make their debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show next week. Come to think of it, they are probably the very first designed and built-in-India automobiles which will make their world debut at the Frankfurt show. And doing this on the world's largest automotive stage takes some courage not mention solid effort and determination because this event takes no prisoners. Even more glaring is the fact that Frankfurt 2009 will see the major OEMs have at least one all-electric car on their massive displays and so what chance does a small time Indian technology firm stand against the might of a Nissan Leaf or a GM Volt or the Tesla sports car among many others?