TATA. TATA in INDIA
Tata Motors Limited, International Business, Block A Shivsagar Estate,
Worli, Mumbai 400018, India
tel. +9122/24938566,
24937055, 56658090, fax +9122/24950376,
24972672, 56658077, www.tata.com, www.tatamotors.com
Program: Indica V2, Indigo,
Indigo Mariner / Indigo SW, Indigo Advent, Sumo (station wagon,
cabrio), Sumo Victa, Spacio (station wagon, cabrio), Safari / Leisure, Tatamobile 207 Crew-Cab / Telcoline Double Cab
/
Pickup
Double Cab, Tatamobile 207 Pickup / Telcoline/Pickup.
Production volume in 2003 - 141,416 passenger cars and 16,453 pick-ups.
Tata company, established in 1868 by Jamsetji Tata,
has grown into the biggest multiconcern in India. In 1945
Tata Engineering And Locomotive Co (TELCO)
branch was established, which in 2003 became Tata Motors Limited. It was this branch that in
1954 launched the
production of Tata trucks, originally based on Mercedes-Benz and since 1988 on indigenously
designed pick-ups. In 1991, the company launched the production of passenger cars,
the Estate and Sierra, which also came out of the company's own design. Since 2001 Tata pick-ups have
been assembled in Malaysia. Latest premieres: Geneva 2003 - Indigo SW station wagon;
New Delhi 2004 - Indica V2 restyling and Safari
EXi; Geneva 2004 - Indigo Advent; July 2004 - Sumo Victa; autumn 2004 - Sumo restyling; January 2005 - Spacio Gold; Geneva
2005 - prototype of Xover
minivan. Out of production: since 2000 - Estate station wagon; since 2001 - Sierra SUV, since 2004 - Sumo Kingsize and
Tourin. Plans for the future: 2005 - Indica pick-up, small SUV 2008 - small Xover hatchback and
minivan. In 2003 the concern produced a total of 289,741 passenger and
utility vehicles.
TATA INDICA V2
TATA INDIGO
TATA INDIGO MARINER
TATA INDIGO ADVENT
TATA SAFARI
TATA SUMO 4x4 SOFT TOP
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