Tata Winger

Tata Winger

The Tata Winger is a van, the Tata Motors has launched in India in 2007. It is based on the first generation of the Renault Trafic.

Idea

In June 2007, Tata Motors brought the Winger together with the passenger transport version of the Ace, Magic, on a new platform out. According to the vice president for sales and marketing of Tata Motors, Shyam Mani, is to " change the way Indians travel" the Winger. The two models Magic and Winger will serve the segment of light passenger transport vehicle.

The car has between nine and thirteen seats, has for the passengers as much space as a sedan, high head and leg room and plenty of space for luggage. The passenger service is also available, that all the seats are aligned in the direction of travel and - depending on the version - with magazine pockets, bottle holders, card reading lights, grab handles and music systems are equipped.

Variants

The Winger is available in six variants and two seating configurations. The top model with a flat roof is a ten -seater; the other five models are available either with 13 or 14 seats, for a total of a number of variants of 11.

The closed, lined inside body, a placed outside the impact zone and diesel tank, seat belts for each seat, child locks on the doors, fog lamps and a separate fan for the passenger compartment provide high security and high level of passenger comfort.

The Winger is provided by a modified version of the 1.95 -liter R4 diesel engine from the current sumo. The 1,948 cc, engine has a turbocharger and an intercooler for all versions except the shorter basic model Winger van. The naturally aspirated engine in this variant developed 68 bhp (50 kW), compared with 91 bhp (67 kW) at the supercharged engine.

Transmission and chassis

The Winger has front wheel drive and fulfilled - except for the basic version with naturally aspirated engines - Bharat Stage II emission norms ( Bharat Stage fulfills the basic version III). The suspension provides ride comfort and high payload and the self-supporting construction reduces the noise and vibration.

Target groups

The two models Tata Magic and Winger are intended to cover the entire light passenger transport sector.

" The Winger, which has an advanced handling and comfort, is for the transportation of employees to and from work place of tourists to the hotels in the city, and etc. made from and to the airport.

The Magic is intended for the cheaper passenger transport in the city, and between the villages and, particularly in the countryside, conquering its own market niche. Said Madhu P. Singh, product manager, who played a crucial role in the presentation of the two cars had.

Both the Magic and the Winger were shipped nationwide, starting with Maharashtra and Gujarat. Gradually, will be available across the country. The retail price is from Rp 470.000, - for the basic version.