Tata launched its two commercial vehicles at the beginning of this year, Tata Magic and Tata Winger, priced at Rs. 2.6 lakh and Rs. 4.7 lakh (Ex-showroom), respectively. Magic is basically a passenger version of Tata Ace to address the needs of the rural and urban passenger segment.
Winger is more popular and looks more like a version of the Renault panel van, Traffic. Dilip Chhabaria, India’s leading auto designer, has found Winger to be an attractive automobile. He now plans to modify Winger and plans to sell at least 300-400 Winger vans this year. It is a 9-13 seater passenger vehicle with front facing seats that have options like bottle holders, spot lamps, magazine pockets, etc.
The newly designed Tata Winger will cost Rs 27 lakh. The owner shall get an executive board room on wheels. It will be a completely luxurious vehicle addressing the corporate needs. It will be fitted with LCD screens, Wi-Fi, AV entertainment, etc. Highly ostensible interiors and latest technologically advanced gadgets have always been a part of DC designs and they shall accompany the newly designed model too. It adheres to BS-III norms and comes with 1.5 lakh/ 18 month warranty.
