The new flagship variant of the Tiago range includes new cosmetic updates to the exterior, infotainment system and convenience features.
11 Dec 2018 | 10260 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau
Tata Motors has launched the new variant of the Tiago range called the XZ+. It is being placed as the new top of the line variant in the Tiago range. The new variant includes updates in its design, the infotainment system and convenience features.
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Tata Motors has launched the new variant of the Tiago range called the XZ+. It is being placed as the new top of the line variant in the Tiago range. The new variant includes updates in its design, the infotainment system and convenience features.
The dual tone exterior option is included for the two new colours – Canyon orange and Ocean Blue. Its infotainment comes with ConnectNext’s 7-inch touchscreen system by Harman that features Android Auto and digital controls for FATC. XZ+ comes with fully automatic temperature control among others.
S N Barman – vice president, sales, marketing & customer support, passenger vehicles business unit, Tata Motors said – “Since its launch in 2016, the Tiago - our first product to be launched under the 'impact' design language; stood out as an attractive, innovative and feature loaded car. It has been the most awarded car of the year with over 18 awards in 2017. With its continued demand amongst our customer base, we are today proud to announce the introduction of the new top of line variant in its range – the Tiago XZ+. Offering features and styling from a segment above, we are confident that the XZ+ will be much loved by our customers and will further help us expand our market share and support in our journey to ‘win sustainably’ in the PV business.”
It comes with a starting price of Rs 557,000 for the petrol version while the dual tone trim retails at Rs 564,000. The diesel version is available at a starting price of Rs 631,000 and Rs 638,000 for the dual tone trim.
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