Tata Hexa

Replacing the Aria crossover in Tata’s line-up, Hexa has ventured into the hot segment with a starting price of Rs. 11.99 Lakh (Ex-showroom, Delhi). The Hexa is going to take on the rivals Mahindra XUV500 and Toyota Innova Crysta. With most of the right boxes ticked, Hexa has the potential to be the flag bearer in Tata’s clan. Tata Motors has paid attention to every detail by getting the right mix of features and engine set up capable of returning stellar performance. That said it shares mechanicals with Safari Storme and gets the same 2.2 litre VARICOR oil burner putting out 156bhp. Power is transmitted by a six-speed auto or manual unit directing power to rear wheels and the all-wheel drivetrain is available on the XMA and XTA variants.

Tata Hexa Exterior

Dimensionally, it measures 4788mm long, 1903mm wide and 1791mm high. The front profile is designed assertively sporting mesh radiator grille, smoked projector head lamps, LED DRLS, dual tone front bumper and a giant hood. Side panels get ORVMs with integrated turn indicators and sporty 19 inch alloy wheels. Rear end is equipped with body painted roof rails atop, body coloured rear spoiler and dual tail pipes. 

Tata Hexa Interior

Designed in tandem with Tata’s signature styling, it takes styling inspiration from Aria sporting similar dashboard and door panels. The top-end trim, XT, gets side and curtain airbags, ABS, ESP, traction control and hill-decent & hill-hold controls. It also benefits from the integrated Harman sourced touch-screen infotainment system with USB port, Aux-In, Bluetooth connectivity, SD card connectivity etc. Space on offer is commendable as there is enough room for passengers across rows.

Tata Hexa Dimensions & Engine Specification

Tata Hexa sources power from the same 2.2 litre, four cylinder VARICOR oil burner that does duty on the VARICOR 400 variant of Safari Storme. Power on offer is likely to be similar around 156bhp along with 400Nm of torque. Transmission options includes a six-speed manual and auto units along with an optional 4x4 drivetrain.

Compare Tata Hexa Vs Mahindra XUV500 Vs Toyota Innova Crysta

Competition in the segment is getting stiffer with launch of new models from carmakers every year. Earlier there were limited options in this space, but over the years the segment has grown in size with contemporary models challenging the old players. Considering the current line of vehicles in the segment, the new Tata Hexa fields against the likes of Mahindra XUV500 and Toyota Innova Crysta in the Indian market. 

Tata Hexa Price In India