Tata Zest April Offer: Tata Motors has rolled out various offers on the Zest for the month of April. Valid till April 31, the offer entails benefits worth over Rs 50,000. Find out more about offers on the Zest here.
Tata Zest Premio Edition: Tata Motors has launched a special edition of the Zest, called the Zest Premio, at Rs 7.53 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). Slotting in between the XMS and the XT variants of the compact sedan, the Zest Premio mostly gets cosmetic changes besides the addition of a touchscreen infotainment system with phone-based navigation, over the XMS variant. Read more about it here.
Tata Zest Price and Engine Details: Prices for the Tata Zest start at Rs 5.28 lakh and go all the way up to Rs 8.70 lakh (all prices ex-showroom Delhi). It is offered in six variants - XE, XM, XMA, XMS, XT and XTA -, and gets two engine options which include a turbocharged 1.2-litre petrol engine and a 1.3-litre diesel motor. While the 1.3-litre diesel engine puts out 75PS and 190Nm (90PS/200Nm version discontinued), the petrol motor produces 90PS and 140Nm. The diesel comes with an option of a 5-speed manual or automated-manual transmission (AMT), whereas the petrol is only available with a 5-speed manual. The Zest delivers a claimed mileage of 17.57kmpl and 22.95kmpl in its petrol and diesel avatars, respectively. The Zest AMT, on the other hand, is claimed to deliver 21.58kmpl.
Tata Motors was the one who created the sub-4 meter compact sedan segment back in the year 2008 with the introduction of Indigo CS. While the car did outstandingly well in its initial years, today it is far behind in the competition. Tata Motors realized this fact and soon came up with a well-rounded package in the form of Zest. It was built with the notion of offering quality, performance, refinement as well as reliability all which were the forte of Japanese and Koreans so far. For me, Tata Ze... 0
Zest car is fully loaded with essential features. Mileage is also best on highway as well as in rural road. Harman Music System is best. The suspension of this car is suitable for rough roads. Because of projector and adjustable head lamp visibility is nice and clear on highway.
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Expansive feature list: projector headlamps, daytime running lamps, 8-speaker audio system - the lot!
Refined petrol and torquey diesel engines. Take your pick!
Ample legroom and shoulder room for rear occupants. Boot space is a healthy 390-litres as well.
Ride quality is among the best in its class. 170mm of ground clearance means you can be slightly careless on broken roads.
Things We Don't Like in Zest
Hard plastics used inside the cabin. Takes away from the premium experience.
Lack of storage spaces in the interior
The automatic variant lacks creep mode. Needs manual throttle inputs to get going.
Stand Out Features
Safety. The Zest scored a respectable four-stars in the Global NCAP crash test.
The ‘ConnectNext’ infotainment system developed by Harman provides best-in-class audio output.
CarDekho Verdict
The Zest is spacious, well-equipped and lets one choose from a likeable turbo-petrol and a dependable diesel engine. The diesel-automatic combo is good to have, but we wish it was equipped with a creep mode as well. Other positives include the solid exterior build, and the stellar 8-speaker audio system.
"On the whole, the Zest is a value-for-money offering which ticks all the essentials of being a well-rounded compact sedan."
On the whole, the Zest is a value-for-money offering which ticks all the essentials of being a well-rounded compact sedan.
While the Zest and the Maruti Suzuki Dzire share the same diesel motor, the Zest had an upper hand thanks a more powerful state of tune. With the recent changes, the Zest and the Dzire are now on par in terms of performance Read Full News
The non-profit organisation Global New Car Assessment Programme (Global NCAP) has been testing mass-market Indian cars under its campaign – #SaferCarsforIndia – since the past couple of years. Continuing the campaign, Global NCAP has recently tested the Tata Zest and the compact sedan has scored a decent four-star rating. We appreciate Global NCAP’s campaign since the government has made dual-front airbags as standard on all new cars from October 2017 along with a few other safety features. Read Full News
Tata Motors has added new variants to the Zest line-up with the 75 PS version of its diesel engine. Launched in 2014, Zest is Tata Motor’s second compact sedan, which sells around two thousand units per month. To make this version more accessible in terms of features and public appeal, Tata has introduced this engine in its higher variants. Read Full News
The Diwali launch spree continues and we have a new offering from Tata Motors but this one is an anniversary edition, which is rather serendipitous. The Zest special edition now comes with various visual updates like a new ‘Vocal White’ color scheme and Piano Black ORVMs. The car will feature ‘Anniversary’ theme body graphics and a metal badge on C pillar. The interiors get luxury accessories like rear windshield power curtain with remote control and a bottle holder on the floor console. Read Full News
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