Tata Motors has begun delivering its cars and SUVs in a unique setup called Safety Bubble to keep it safe from the COVID-19 pandemic. It is an additional step, according to the brand, to protect the car from bacteria and viruses. The company has already started handing over its cars to customers after the disinfection, thanks to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Vehicles are placed indoors after being thoroughly sterilized to reduce physical contact before delivery. We are hopeful Tata motors will apply same strategies for Nepalese market too.

As the name suggests, the safety bubble is a plastic bubble with a partially transparent wall wrapped around a vehicle. The Safety Bubble has been introduced by Tata Motors which was launched back in August 2020. The initiative covers deep vehicle cleaning and sterilization along with measures to reduce direct physical contact as customers receive their new vehicle. This initiative is to cover a deep cleaning and sanitization of the cars to reduce direct physical contact at the time of customers receiving their new cars. Well, according to the brand, the Tata Safety Bubble will be seen at more Tata dealerships in the coming days.

Tata Motors has shared some examples of its initiative on social media, where cars appear inside a "safety bubble" before being delivered to customers. Tata Motors shared images and videos of the initiative on Twitter, saying it will help the new cars 'are shielded from germs and bacteria. Tata Motors has almost completely updated its range to meet BS6 standards and has released facelifts for some of its cars such as the Tiago, Tigor, and Nexon. Tata also launched the new Altroz and Nexon EV. The automaker also plans to launch a new Gravitas SUV, the seven-seater Harrier.