Tata Indigo

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The Tata Indigo is a sedan car manufactured by Tata Motors of India. it is a sedan version

of the Tata Indica, with which it shares a large number of parts.

The Indigo was launched in 2002 by Tata Motors India Limited(TMIL),it is a sedan version of

the Tata Indica, with which it shares a large number of parts.Initially launched with a

Turbo diesel and Petrol engines, An intercooled 'TDI' Engine, and Dicor engines were added

later. A minor redesign was done in 2006 which added dual chamber headlamps and different

bumpers. It was superseded by Tata Indigo Manza in 2009.

Indigo Marina (2004-2010)

The station wagon version called the Indigo Marina (called the Indigo SW in export markets)

was unveiled at the New Delhi Auto Expo 2004.The various advance features embedded to Indigo

Marina variants are front and rear cabin lamp with spot reading lamp, HVAC system, 4 spoke

wheel, aluminum gear shift knob, power windows, body colored bumpers, roof rails, rub rails

on door, full wheel covers, digital clock, retractable luggage cover, side impact beams,

collapsible steering column. As of 2010, the production of the Marina has been cut back, and

the vehicle is no longer readily available in most Tata dealerships.

Indigo XL (2007-present)

The Long Wheel Base Version called the Tata Indigo XL went on sale in January 2007.[1] It is

the long-wheelbase version of the Indigo sedan. It has a 200 mm (7.9 in) stretched wheelbase

and a 101 hp engine.The Petrol model has MPFI 16 valve twin cam engine,whereas the diesel

variant features a DICOR engine developed in-house. Some features are powered front seats

(driver and passenger), rear air conditioning console with separate controls, all four power

windows with auto power down function, and car phone.More to add Tata Indigo XL is also

equipped with excellent high end characteristics like 32 bit microprocessor, 1396 cc, 16

valve engine, Power of 100 PS (74 kW; 99 hp), 200 mm (7.9 in) extended wheelbase, Fuel tank

capacity : 42 L (9.2 imp gal; 11.1 US gal)

Indigo CS (2008-present)

Tata Indigo CS was launched in 2008 at the Auto Expo in New Delhi. "CS" stands for compact

sedan and is claimed to be the world's shortest sedan. The Indigo CS is therefore subjected

to a relatively lower excise duty. There are three models each in petrol and diesel version.

Indigo CS petrol has a 1.2 litre, 65 PS (48 kW; 64 hp), MPFI engine variant and a 1.4 litre

TCIC engine for the diesel version. The Indigo CS was initially launched with the Indica

Grille and Headlights, and with the Indigo Dual chamber headlights and grille in 2009. A

DiCOR option was also added later.

In 2010, it received a new BS-4 compliant Common rail CR4 engine and upgrades in technology

class and design, under the name Indigo CS e-series or Indigo eCS.

Features:- Indigo CS is world's shortest sedan car, size of a hatchback and spaciousness of

a sedan car. Beige interiors, new AC facia, reading lamp, sporty steering wheel, the

instrument panel, New styled Front Grille, front and rear bumper, Soft touch finest quality

seats, Centre Cluster & Air Conditioning Controls, Anti-glare Inner Rear View Mirror, and

trunk space of 380 litres with Independent McPherson struts equipped suspension system.