Tata Motors may be working on a Limited Edition Indigo Manza that will boast of dual tone colour scheme and a few new features, which will set it apart from the standard version of the sedan. Spy shots of the test mule of this car have been taken in brick orange colour, which is reminiscent of the metallic orange hue that was seen in the first edition of Maruti Suzuki Swift hatchback. The company comes up with limited edition models of its cars once in a while in order to break the vehicles' image as taxis.
The test mule of the new Manza that was spotted in India featured dual tone colour scheme with black roof and black recess carved especially to house the number plate. Sources who spotted the vehicle stated that the left side of this recess had a circular indentation, which may be used to mount reversing camera. As per automotive experts, parking sensors of the model were not visible, thus enhancing the curiosity of auto aficionados towards this indentation.
Leather (or artificial leather) upholstery was also seen on the testing vehicle, as per the source. Considering that Manza Elan, the top end variant of the flagship sedan of Tata Motors, had fabric upholstery at the time of its launch last year, speculation is rife that the new limited edition version of the car would be placed ahead of Elan in the line-up. Moreover, the addition of leather seats also points to the possible integration of a host of luxury elements as well as comfort and convenience features.
Alloy wheels that are used in the Manza Elan as well as Vista 90 HP were also seen in the test mule of the Limited Edition Indigo Manza. Considering that the vehicle was devoid of any badges, auto enthusiasts are also pointing towards new names for the variant, such as Ignis. Notably, the front fascia of the car did not feature any differences between the existing model and the test mule. Since the festive season, which is considered by Indians as the best time to make big purchases, is coming soon, Tata Motors may be gearing up to add some new variants to its current portfolio and give a boost to sales of the car.
