Tata Cars Between 5 to 8 Lakh in India

Tata’s take on the C-SUV segment comes with the Curvv nameplate. With the EV version kickstarting the nameplate, should you consider it? Let’s find out.

The Tata Tiago seems to tick all the right boxes for a global entry-level hatchback; it's feature packed, has a fresh contemporary design, and has been put together rather nicely. Here's a first drive review of what could be the Maruti Suzuki Celerio's biggest rival.

Horizonext saw the birth of a new breed of cars from the Tata Motors' stable; it started with the Zest and now the second product i.e. the Bolt hatchback is on its way to the market. Tata Motors will launch the new hatchback on January 20, 2015.

Tata Motors plans to almost double its dealer network in the country by 2020, targeting rural areas and cities alike, as the company looks to claw back to a dominant position in the Indian passenger car market.

Indigo eCS now adorns new exterior and interior features - new front grille, new headlamps and revamped bumper on the outside; and an all-new octagon-shaped instrument panel, dual-toned cabin, four-spoke steering wheel and such others in the inside.

Tata Motors today unveiled the Nexon compact SUV, at the 2014 Indian Auto Expo. The new Nexon SUV is built on the same X1 platform on which Vista and the new Falcon family cars are being developed.

Based on the Tata Manza, the Zest is a sub-4 metre sedan which looks modern, elegant and unlike any cars we've seen from the Tata stable.

Tata Motors unveiled their next-gen hatchback - Bolt, which will hit the Indian markets in the second half of this year.

The launches in 2026 are expected to include the Punch & Punch EV facelifts with the Sierra EV and the Avinya EV expected to be the all-new nameplates.

The price benefits have been rolled out to celebrate the Nexon and Nexon EV’s combined sales closing in on the seven lakh mark

The milestone arrives around 34 years after the inception of the plant

Tata's affordable EV was the people's choice as EV of the Year ahead of more expensive luxury EVs from Europe.

The Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) presented the certificate to Tata Motors for the all-electric Ace EV.

Tata Motors' new micro SUV has been spied yet again testing in India, revealing its front design. It is expected to be launched in India next year.

With the Tata Altroz all set to go on sale in India in January 2020, the company has now started rolling out teaser videos of the car to create buzz for its upcoming premium hatchback. Set to rival the likes of the Maruti Suzuki Baleno, Hyundai i20, and the Honda Jazz, the new Tata Altroz was first showcased, early this year, at the Geneva Motor Show 2019.

The Geneva Auto Show is one of the most important automotive events of the year and always has a long list of concepts, reveals and updates that are both globally important and India relevant. The Geneva Auto Show began in 1905 and this year will be its 87th overall running. The show which will take place in the first week of March will showcase a host of cars right from small city hatchbacks to the latest in supercar territory. That said, what everyone also seems to be equally excited about is the electric mobility space and the range of high performance models being launched by smaller startup auto makers from around the world. Here is a list of what you can expect this year.

The domestic Passenger and Commercial Vehicle Business, recorded a growth of per centat 48,886 units, in October 2017, compared to October 2016, last year.

Tata Motors has rolled out an array of health and hygiene accessories for its customers. These will be offered to all car owners across its outlets in the country. According to the company, the accessories have been designed to provide car owners with an additional level of safety for their new & existing Tata cars. The accessories have been decided upon, given the coronavirus pandemic in the country and hence include a air purifier, an air filer and a sanitization kit.