Which Indian state is expected to host Tata Group's proposed lithium-ion cell factory?

India's Tata Group signed an outline deal on building a lithium-ion cell factory, based on investment of about 130 billion rupees ($1.58 billion), as part of the nation's efforts to create its own electric vehicle supply chain. Compared to the size of its population, India's car market is tiny. Tata Motors dominates its electric vehicle (EV) sales, which made up just 1% of India's total car sales of about 3.8 million last year. According to a joint statement on the memorandum of understanding, between Tata's unit Agratas Energy Storage Solutions and the government of the western state of Gujarat work on the plant, to be based in Sanand, northern Gujarat, was expected to start in less than three years.  It would have initial manufacturing capacity of 20 Gigawatt hours (GWh), which could be doubled in a second phase of expansion. About Gujaratb Capital: Gandhinagar                         Chief minister: Bhupendrabhai Patel                     Governor: Acharya Devvrat