Tata Motors launched the Tata Aria on 11th October 2010, the first Indian four-wheel drive crossover, a luxurious creation with the finesse of a sedan and the muscle of an SUV all blended in one car.
A sedan & and an SUV blended in one car — with sedan like finesse, handling and ride quality and SUV like performance, offroading capability and stance
* 2.2 L diesel commonrail powerplant delivering 140 PS power and 320 Nm torque
* Luxurious premium leather upholstery & three-row theatre-style flexible seating
* Selectable 4×4 with Torque-on-Demand System
* Electronic Stability Programme with Traction Control System to maintain stability
* 6 airbags to protect occupants from every side
* In-dash GPS-based Navigation provides destination guidance
* Automatic darkness sensing lights & rain sensing wipers
* Steering mounted phone and music controls
* Cruise Control
* Automatic climate control
* ABS & EBD to aid steerability and control in emergency braking
* Electrically adjustable and retractable ORVMs
* Available in 3 trim levels – all 4×4 – Pride, Prestige, Pleasure
Tata Aria redefines several benchmarks with its design and technologies, offering class leading features that take comfort and safety to a new height. The selectable 4×4 is equipped with a Torque-on-Demand System which significantly enhances all-terrain capabilities. It is the first in its segment with an In-dash GPS-based Navigation System. It is also among those rare cars in India to offer advanced safety features like the Electronic Stability Programme (ESP), which ensures the car’s stability, and six airbags to ensure safety in exigencies
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