Tata Motors launches Tata Tigor XM variant with iCNG technology at Rs 7.40 lakh: Details here
Tata Motors launches Tata Tigor XM variant with iCNG technology at Rs 7.40 lakh: Details here
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Tata Motors launches Tata Tigor XM variant with iCNG technology at Rs 7.40 lakh: Details here
Building on the success of its iCNG technology and widening its range, Tata Motors has launched the Tata Tigor XM iCNG variant.
Mumbai, Aug 9: Tata Motors on Tuesday launched the Tigor XM iCNG variant at an attractive price point of Rs 7,39,900 (ex-showroom price, Delhi). Introduced earlier this year, the iCNG range of products have received a phenomenal response in a short span of time, becoming the choice of vehicle for many customers looking to switch to CNG. Appreciated for their drive-ability, safety and features on offer, the iCNG technology by Tata Motors has proved its mark, furthering the sales of […]
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