Tata Showcases HEXA Concept At Geneva Motor Show 2015

Joys of joy as the 2015 Geneva Motor show marks the launch of the newest MPV addition in the desi-motor Giants TATA’s range. Yes the home-grown Giants have launched a very own 6-seater MPV called the “TATA HEXA “-concept at the motor show this year. Although on first glance HEXA shares a lot more the same look wise as its brother TATA Aria with the honeycomb grille and a very new day-time running headlamps with newly designed split fog lamps, the HEXA shows the potential to be the trump card of this year’s MPV section.

The car is 4.764 m long, 1.895 m wide, 1.780 m tall and has a wheelbase of 2.850 m. Also, TATA is going to use its 2.2 litre 4cylinder VARICOR diesel engine which will produce a decent 154 bhp. However this isn’t just the best part, TATA has also fiddled with the techno-grooves by giving it ESP (electronic stability program) and a very new terrain response system which you will find in cars like the Land Rover Evoque, which is also, is owned by TATA now. The new body is much more muscular and new bumper with duo-tone colour makes it much better with the duo exhaust pipe and the new LED tail lamps.

While the HEXA’s 19 inch of alloys and prominent wheel arches gives a very commanding upright riding position, the interior is clever and has given much thought. The interiors of the HEXA concept packs a punch with the dual tone and a prominent touchscreen interface, climate control and dedicated buttons for 4WD. The HEXA comes with a six seating configuration with “captain chairs” in first two row, which mean there will we space and a splitting bench seat at the third row However I still speculate that the third row will have a cramped leg room. The HEXA also have LED mood-lighting interior lamps, six airbags including side and automatic headlamps along with rain-sensing wipers.

So coming to a conclusion that TATA has pulled an ace from their sleeves but it’s still a concept car and TATA has made no comments regarding the production. Well car this good looking and well equipped we can only hope that TATA soon get it in production and don’t make a hash of pricing of the car.