Tata Motors to upgrade its range and introduce more petrol engines

Tata Motors has been working hard and developing and working to introduce several new technologies for the upcoming products. There are several of these advancements that could be utilised in its current range of vehicles too. That is what the brand is doing, as it will revive its entire range of petrol offerings.

Published On Jan 10, 2014 16:15 IST

Published OnJan 10, 2014 16:15 IST

Last Updated OnJan 10, 2014 16:15 IST

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Tata Indica Vista

Tata Motors has developed a new turbo petrol engine. This will be a 1.2-litre mill as it will avail the duty cut and hence it will be cost-effective too. This will be the second company to introduce turbo petrol in a hatchback, which the upgraded Indica Vista will have. This engine will be producing power in the range of 70-110bhp, but we aren’t sure which one will the company be using. This will mean that the 1.4-litre SAFIRE will soon have a new replacement. This will get the duty cut, it will have more power, and lesser displacement means better fuel efficiency. So, as an overall this new engine will be a great winner for Tata Motors.

This engine will also power the Falcon, which will be the next upgrade for the Indica Vista. This will be unveiled on the 3rd of February, just before the Auto Expo. This engine will also power the Indigo Manza as well.

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