Is Tata Intra's infotainment system too much for a commercial vehicle?

Ashutosh on 26 December 2024 11:51
Commercial vehicles are not known for offering touchscreen infotainment system, but the Tata Intra series (V30 and V70) comes with one. Users and industry observers have debated the necessity and practicality of this feature in a work oriented vehicle. Supporters say it improves driver comfort and productivity, providing functions such as navigation and hands free calling. But critics dismiss it as an unnecessary luxury that will only add to the cost of the vehicle and possibly divert drivers' attention at the wheel. The conversation expands to larger questions around what the changing expectations are for commercial vehicles and if features commonly reserved for passenger cars are quickly becoming the new standard in this segment. It makes points as it relates to driver retention, vehicle resale value, and the functionality versus functional balance for work vehicles.
Divya on 03 November 2024 04:26
It's not overkill at all. Because drivers spend hours sitting in these vehicles, comfort and convenience features are key for a driver’s well being and productivity.

Priyanka on 06 November 2024 16:45
I think that’s a waste of money. Commercial vehicles should be all about function, not fancy gadgets. Instead of spending that money on better suspension or payload capacity, put it towards better suspension or payload capacity.

Priyanka on 11 November 2024 23:21
I think Tata did the smart thing. This makes the Intra more attractive to owner operators who use the vehicle for personal use too.

Deepak on 18 November 2024 08:36
The repair costs worry me, but the infotainment system is fine. If your touchscreens break, they can be expensive to replace.

Divya on 20 November 2024 19:26
Driver retention is all it’s about. Anything that makes a good driver's job more comfortable is a plus in my book because good drivers are hard to find.

Manish on 28 November 2024 17:35
I'm on the fence. But I really think that navigation feature could be useful for deliveries, but I worry drivers will get distracted by it.

Charan on 01 December 2024 13:05
Real talk, most drivers are going to use their phones anyway. It just serves as a gimmick to justify a higher price on the infotainment system.


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