The Bolt looks just like a grown-up Indica, and that's not exactly conducive for its perception value. Even when we were driving around town, no one really stopped to talk to us about this 'new' car from Tata, or gave it a second look.

In an automobile market like India, where most of the sales come from entry level segments, an automaker must have some really good affordable cars in its fleet. Maruti and Hyundai are top of the game because their focus have been more on to producing cars for masses not for classes.

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