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Tata - Xover

time-calendar.png 2005

PRESS RELEASE:

Tata Motors unveils the Tata Xover 

Tata Motors, India’s largest automobile manufacturer, unveiled the Tata Xover, a crossover vehicle concept, at the 75th Geneva Auto Show. The vehicle highlights Tata's ideas of a modern crossover, a strong, emerging segment globally. For the consumer, the Tata Xover will blend the benefits of a family-friendly luxury tourer with refined driving dynamics and the visual cues of an activity-oriented sports utility vehicle.

The Tata Xover, a 4.85-metre car, uses a rugged frame-based design with large interior space and flexible seating that can comfortably accommodate up to seven adults and ample cargo area. Configured to be fitted with a range of Euro IV engines including Tata Motors’ own next generation power-trains, the car would offer traction control, climate control with personalised zones, navigation system, driver, passenger, and side-airbags, anti-lock braking system, four wheel drive and other comfort, convenience and safety options. Sporting 17-inch wheels, the car’s superior ride-comfort and handling will be ensured by independent double wishbone coil spring suspension with a stabiliser bar in front, and a five-link suspension with coil springs and stabilizer bar at the rear.

Also on display at the show is the Tata Indica hatchback and the Tata Indigo StationWagon, which apart from being among the largest selling passenger car models in India, are well on their way to establishing themselves in European and other overseas markets. In addition, the largest selling model in its segment in India, the Tata Indigo sedan and the Tata Safari sport utility vehicles have also been exhibited.

Ratan Tata, Chairman of the Tata Group said, "The Tata Xover demonstrates Tata Motors desire and commitment to innovate and address new market segments."

Tata Motors is the second largest player in the domestic passenger car market in India. Two of its five passenger vehicle brands are among the top selling ten models in India. The company is the world's fifth largest medium and heavy commercial vehicle manufacturer, producing more than 150 commercial vehicle models with a range of light, medium to heavy duty trucks, buses and tractor-trailers.

Tata Motors, with revenues of over US$3.5 billion (FY 2003-04), is a flagship company of the Tata Group. The Tata Group has a leadership position in engineering, materials, energy, consumer products, services and communication, hotels and information systems. Over 3 million Tata vehicles ply on Indian roads, making Tata a dominant force in the Indian automobile industry.

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