Tata which rolled out 1 millionth vehicle on Indica platform on November 24th will soon launch a LPG verison of indica Xeta. Maruti wagonR LPG and Hyundai santro CNG has been receives well by mileage conscious indian customers. Hyundai already confirmed that it will come out with LPG variant of santro. Tata indica Xeta is one of the low priced hatchback available in the country. More details are expected. In 2006 Tata Motors launched the Bharat Stage III compliant CNG versions of the Indica and the Indigo Marina. The CNG option for Indica was available as an after-market fitment at the dealer level through a tie-up with Shrimankar Gas Car Services, the Indian distributors for Bedini CNG kits, Italy.
7 Responses to “Tata Indica LPG”
- 1 Pingback on Dec 11th, 2007 at 1:23 am
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Hey, i am unable to open the article in 5-6 attempts.
I have almost decided to buy an indica. However if there is a LPG version coming, i might just wait. Need a fixed date buddy.
Vikrant
My uncle has purchased an CNG India about a month back after owning an Omni for many years. He says he is very satisfied with his purchase. Time ofcourse is the best test for any vehicle.
If indica fitted with js lpg conversion kits hope
will get tremendous support from the customers.
The above is conveyed to you because my vehicle is
fitted with the above kit and getting sizeable savings
in fuel and maintanance.
I welcome indica is coming out with lpg conversion kits.
I suggest if it is fitted with indigenous kit like js.
The above is conveyed to you as my vehicle is fitted
the js kit and is performing well and am getting monetary
benefits in fuel and maintanance.
Petrol & PLG are the limited natural resources. I am expecting more & more hybrid cars from Toyota after great success of Prius.