Magic & Winger from Tata hit the Indian road
Introducing a major initiative that offers transportation solution in India, TATA Motors announced the launch of a new product range - the Magic and the Winger. The two vehicles will create new segments of 4-wheel commercial carrier and public transportation in India.
The Magic is developed on the podium of the successful sub-1 tone commercial carrier, the Ace. It is occupied with an ergonomically designed all-steel cabin, four to seven seating capacity, spacious interiors, and abundant legroom. The water-cooled 700cc diesel engine of Magic is powered by a 16 horsepower engine that offers high fuel efficiency and very low maintenance. The tires are 12 inches with high ground clearance. Segmented under the BS-III emission norm the Magic range starts at Rs. 2.60 lakhs.
The Winger is a maxi-van and offers a blend of the comfort of a car with the spaciousness of a bus for intra-city and long-distance transportation needs. The Winger has a 9 to 13 seating capacity with generous saloon space, spacious head and legroom, and wide luggage space. Meeting BS-III emission norms Winger comes in 11 variants, in three levels of comfort — standard, deluxe, and luxury. The Winger is powered by a 2-litre turbo charged diesel engine and the range starts at Rs.4.70 lakh
By the launch of these new segments, Tata Motors’ bus focus is expected to receive a boost in the coming scenario. These new buses from Tata will be from an international portfolio, the Globus and the Starbus.
The Magic is developed on the podium of the successful sub-1 tone commercial carrier, the Ace. It is occupied with an ergonomically designed all-steel cabin, four to seven seating capacity, spacious interiors, and abundant legroom. The water-cooled 700cc diesel engine of Magic is powered by a 16 horsepower engine that offers high fuel efficiency and very low maintenance. The tires are 12 inches with high ground clearance. Segmented under the BS-III emission norm the Magic range starts at Rs. 2.60 lakhs.
The Winger is a maxi-van and offers a blend of the comfort of a car with the spaciousness of a bus for intra-city and long-distance transportation needs. The Winger has a 9 to 13 seating capacity with generous saloon space, spacious head and legroom, and wide luggage space. Meeting BS-III emission norms Winger comes in 11 variants, in three levels of comfort — standard, deluxe, and luxury. The Winger is powered by a 2-litre turbo charged diesel engine and the range starts at Rs.4.70 lakh
By the launch of these new segments, Tata Motors’ bus focus is expected to receive a boost in the coming scenario. These new buses from Tata will be from an international portfolio, the Globus and the Starbus.
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