Tata Indigo CS (2010)

Friday, 01 April 2016 07:59 PM Despite its updates, the Tata Indigo e-CS was eventually discontinued in April 2016. The decision was part of Tata Motors strategy to focus on newer models like the Tata Zest. The Indigo e-CS had a long run, but its outdated design and lack of modern features ultimately led to its demise. I believe it was time for the company to move on to better models.

Saturday, 17 August 2013 12:14 AM By 2013, the Tata Indigo e-CS had undergone another design refresh, adding features like ABS and EBD. The car also came with factory-fitted CNG kits in some variants, known as the Indigo e-CS e-Max. These updates aimed to keep the vehicle competitive in the growing sub-4 meter compact sedan segment. I think these additions were necessary to stay relevant.

Friday, 01 October 2010 08:34 AM The Tata Indigo e-CS was known for its low maintenance costs and decent bad road ability, making it a favorite for semi-urban and rural areas. However, it lacked modern safety features such as airbags, even as an optional feature. Despite this, the cars fuel-efficient diesel motor kept it popular among budget-conscious buyers. I believe the lack of safety features was a significant drawback.

Monday, 16 August 2010 04:43 PM In 2010, the Tata Indigo e-CS received a design refresh, including new body panels, chrome-inserts on the front-grille, and smoked double-barreled headlamp housing. These updates gave the car a more modern look, although it still felt outdated compared to newer models. The interior also saw improvements with dual-tone interiors and a new 2-DIN audio system. I think these changes helped keep the Indigo relevant in the market.

Tuesday, 01 June 2010 03:00 PM The Tata Indigo e-CS was designed to take advantage of tax benefits for vehicles under 4 meters in length. This compact sedan was popular among fleet operators and private buyers alike due to its fuel efficiency and comfortable ride quality. The car featured keyless entry, central locking, and power windows, making it a practical choice for daily use. I believe its compact size was a major selling point.

Thursday, 20 May 2010 05:58 AM Tata Motors launched the Tata Indigo e-CS in May 2010, featuring a new 1.4 L CR4 turbocharged common-rail diesel engine. This update made the Indigo e-CS one of the most fuel-efficient sedans in India, with an ARAI-certified mileage of 25kmpl. The car also came with a warranty of 18 months and was priced at Rs 4.07 lakh ex-showroom in Delhi. I think this was a significant move to enhance the vehicles appeal.