Continuing the success of its iCNG technology and expanding its range, Indian automobile giant Tata Motors today launched the Tigor XM iCNG variant at Rs. 739900 has been launched.
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Indian automobile giant Tata Motors today launched the Tigor XM iCNG variant at Rs. 739900 (ex-showroom price, Delhi) has been launched. The ICNG range of products introduced by Tata earlier this year has received good customer response, becoming immensely popular among many customers who have switched to CNG. The ICNG technology has helped the Tiago and Tigor to increase sales in their respective segments.
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Tigor XM iCNG with 4 color options
The Tigor XM iCNG variant gets many features like 4-speaker system, power windows, central locking, Harman TM infotainment system with rear parking sensors. Apart from this, the new Tigor XM iCNG variant will come in 4 color options Opal White, Daytona Grey, Arizona Blue and Deep Red.
75% booking of Tigor on iCNG variant
Rajan Amba, Vice President, Sales, Marketing and Customer Care, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited said, “The Tigor is a very special product for us and the addition of the ICNG variant is expected to bring even more success. Currently, over 75 per cent of Tigor bookings come from the iCNG variant which shows the strength of this technology in the Tigor portfolio.
With the growing popularity of the Tigor iCNG, the new Tigor XM iCNG will help us meet the demand of customers who want to experience our iCNG technology with the entry level trim.
India’s first vehicle with petrol, electric, CNG options
Tata Motors vehicles are becoming very popular. Tigor has contributed immensely to the growth of the company by becoming the second best selling sedan in the country with a market share of 21 per cent in its segment. The Tigor is the only sedan in India that comes with petrol, electric and CNG options and caters to the demand of the customers in both manual and automatic transmission.
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