Tata Indigo Ecs

Tata Motors has upgraded the Indigo eCS and now it isn’t just spacious but even the quality of materials used on the inside has been improved too. The Indigo eCS was always a spacious sedan and Tata has added more frills to this hatchback in the last one decade. The Indigo eCS now gets Bluetooth connectivity, better quality plastics and better fit and finish. The insulation of the cabin has been improved too.

The Indigo eCS retains the same spacious interiors as before. The front row or the rear, both offer good amount of space. The thigh and side support offered by the seats are just fine. But one cannot expect much from this price tag.

The CR4 is definitely the pick of the lot, when we consider all the three powertrains that are offered with the Indigo eCS. The gear shifts have been a major improvement too. The CR4 and the TDI both have the same engine block and both produce 68 bhp of power. The TDI produces a torque of 135 Nm, while the CR4 gets a boost of 5 Nm. The CR4 gets an intercooler on the turbo, which means more boost pressure can be added to the turbo. This has made it a lot quicker than the TDI. The power delivery from this oil burner is fantastic, and it is no longer sluggish like the old 1.4 litre block. But one still needs to downshift to make those overtaking moves. The best bit about the transmission is that the rubbery affect has been reduced drastically. The Indigo/Indica platform always had a plush ride and this has even trickled down to the eCS. Due to the shorter wheelbase, the Indigo eCS has a slightly firm suspension. The suspension on this sub 4-metre sedan does a fair job of absorbing the road shocks and filtering all the shocks.

Variants:

Petrol/CNG variants:

1) Indigo eCS GLS eMAX

2) Indigo eCS GLX

3) Indigo eCS GLX eMAX

4) Indigo eCS GVX

Diesel Variants:

1) Indigo eCS LS BS III

2) Indigo eCS LX BS III

3) Indigo eCS LS BS IV

4) Indigo eCS LX BS IV

5) Indigo eCS VX BS IV