KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Tata Motors discontinued 8 variants of Altroz
- Introduces 2 new variants - XM and XM(S)
- Base variant now gets new features
Tata Motors has decided to discontinue 8 trims from the Altroz range. However, they have also introduced 2 new variants and updated the feature offerings of the base variant. Keep reading for more details on which trims have been discontinued and the newly introduced variants. Meanwhile, you can join our 91Wheels Whatsapp Group for the latest updates from the automotive industry.
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Altroz 8 Variants Discontinued And 2 Variants Introduced
Tata Motors has decided to discontinue eight variants of its popular Altroz hatchback. The discontinued trims include the petrol XZ Plus, XZ Plus Dark Edition, XZ Plus i-Turbo, XZ Plus i-Turbo Dark Edition, XZA Plus, and XZA Plus Dark Edition. In addition, the diesel variants XZ Plus and XZ Plus Dark Edition will no longer be available.
To freshen up the Altroz lineup, Tata Motors has introduced two new premium variants - Tata Altroz XM and XM(S). The price for these is Rs. 6.90 lakhs and Rs. 7.35 lakhs, respectively (ex-showroom). The XM(S) variant comes with the addition of an electric sunroof.
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TATA Altroz: XM And XM(S) Notable Features
Both new variants, Altroz XM and XM(S), have a 1.2-litre Revotron petrol engine with manual transmission. Altroz XM offers attractive features like steering-mounted controls, a height-adjustable driver's seat, electrically adjustable and foldable ORVMs, and stylish 16-inch wheels. XM(S) version includes all these features plus an electric sunroof.
Tata Motors has brought exciting changes to the Altroz 1.2 petrol manual versions. The XE variant now offers rear power windows, remote keyless entry, and follow-me-home headlights for added convenience. Meanwhile, the XT trim has been upgraded with a height-adjustable driver's seat, sleek 16-inch Hyperstyle wheels, and a rear defogger, enhancing comfort.
The Top competitors for Tata Altroz are the Hyundai i20, Toyota Glanza, and Maruti Suzuki Baleno.
Verdict
Tata Motors discontinuing some Altroz variants may disappoint some, but the new XM and XM(S) premium trims, featuring exciting features like an electric sunroof, are likely to attract new buyers. The updates to the 1.2 petrol manual trims add more value to the Altroz lineup, providing customers with choices. Share your thoughts below!
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