Will the design of the Tata Avinya X transfer from concept to production?

Ashutosh on 22 January 2025 11:20
Bold and futuristic is how the Tata Avinya X concept unveiled at Auto Expo 2025 has turned heads. The silhouette is sleek, the lighting elements are unique, the interior looks like it’s right from a Sci FI movie. But concept cars tend to change a lot before production, and they often lose their most striking features along the way. The worry is whether Tata can keep the wow factor of the Avinya X in line with safety regulations, manufacturing constraints and cost implications. There are those that claim Tata has a history of diluting designs, and others that say recent models have been faithful to their concept showings. The debate revolves around whether Indian consumers are ready for a radical design in a premium vehicle. So let's take a look at what car enthusiasts think of Avinya X's chances of holding on to its concept car charm.
Raj on 30 November 2024 15:16
No chance. Tata always waters down their designs. Remember the Sierra concept? It will probably be a little fancier Nexon in the production version.

Rajat on 03 December 2024 06:19
I think Tata have learnt their lesson. Check out how close the Curvv production model was to the concept. I’m optimistic about the Avinya X.

Priyanka on 06 December 2024 20:24
Definitely some elements will change but I bet they will keep the silhouette and those cool lighting features. It's enough to set it apart.

Sucheta on 11 December 2024 21:18
I worry about the interior, but the exterior might stay close to the concept. That massive screen and those fancy seats aren’t making it to production.

Kalika on 18 December 2024 23:29
The concept doesn't have to be 100% like 100%. They may keep 70-80% of the design but it’ll still be the coolest looking Tata ever made.

Kuldeep on 22 December 2024 06:11
I hope they don't change it too greatly. Indian carmakers always play it safe with design. We need something bold and different.

Kuldeep on 23 December 2024 15:36
The real question is whether they can keep the design, and still price it competitively. If that means more people can afford it, I’d prefer the slightly toned down design.


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