Tata Indica Vista GLX Safire90

Tata Indica Vista GLX Safire90

Tata Motors has launched the all-new 2011 model of Indica Vista. The new model features the headlamps of Indigo Manza, new horizontal bar on the hatch and has improved interiors. The new Indica is available in 12 variants and 4 engine options. Tata has also dropped the Terra, Aqua, Aura and Aura+ names for the variants of new Indica Vista. The new variant names are LS, LX, VX and ZX for diesel variants and GLS, GLX, GVX and GZX for petrol variants. Tata Vista - Design & Styling New Indica Vista sports dynamic and flowing lines which distinguishes it from the previous generation Indica (2007 model). Except for the name and the layout everything seems different. If the new sweeping headlamp cluster fails to catch your attention, then the chrome handles is sure to catch everyone’s eye. Tata has intentionally retained the family look and the New Indica Vista is a clear evolution of the Indica. A new central character line on the bonnet gives character to the car. The grille of Indica Vista with a new striking pedal shaped headlamps gives the it a more up market look. The grille is now in chrome finish like the Indigo Manza. The winged shape headlight cluster of Indica Vista looks striking and the crease on the bonnet gives it a unique identity. The side profile is more rounded than before but the core DNA of the original Indica remains. There is not much change in side and rear profile of Indica Vista. The top end variant New Indica Vista gets big wheels, alloy wheels, fog lamps, rear hatch garnish and body colored handles. The new Vista SAFIRE with the power of 1.2L petrol engine, striking petal-shaped headlights, new vertical-stacked tail lamps and tweaking looks prepares you for a new voyage. Go experience it!. The Indica Vista has gone a facelift and now looks a lot like its sedan counterpart, the Indigo Manza. It also shares other qualities with the Manza: great fuel efficiency, loads of interior space, manoeuvrability in the city and low cost of ownership. The diesels are our pick, although you've got two petrol motors to choose from, one with a decent amount of power.