Does the Tata Intra V30's sudden acceleration problem make it a deal breaker?
Reports of Tata Intra V30 have sudden unintended acceleration, where the vehicle runs when the driver does not want. This has started to raise concerns of owners and potential buyers of the vehicle about safety and reliability. It might be a software glitch that can be fixed with an update, or it could be a more serious mechanical problem, some say. The question is whether it's a one off or a wider problem and how Tata Motors is dealing with customer complaints. It also raises concerns about how commercial vehicles in India are tested and controlled.
It’s definitely concerning, but I wouldn’t say it’s a deal breaker. Sometimes new models do these things. If Tata needs to issue a recall, it needs to investigate.
Are you kidding? Sudden acceleration in a commercial vehicle is super dangerous. Until Tata sorts this out completely, I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole.
We shouldn't make a mountain out of a molehill. How many people have the virus? It could be user error, or it could be a one off thing. For months now, my cousin has been driving an Intra V30 without any problems.
Whether it’s a deal breaker or not, it’s a big red flag. Tata needs to be transparent about what's causing this and how are they fixing it. Until then, I'd be wary.
I think it's going to depend on how Tata plays it. If they’re proactive and fix it quickly, it could even make them look better on customer service.
This is not uncommon with new models as I work with commercial vehicles. And Tata will probably fix it in time.
The real question – why didn’t this get caught in testing? You wonder what else is there.
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