• Q. How has been your experience with Tata Hexa regards to service, fuel efficiency, AC and driving comfort?

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    Vijay
    Vijay | 4 years ago

    Service is excellent of Tatas now. They do followups on post service to know your experience. Coming to driving comfort it is very good. It's been 2 years I'm driving Hexa with 30k clocked on my odometer and it's still smooth and no vibrations so far... Also I noticed engine noise levels are lower than an innova. Suspension being another good part in the vehicle. It easily obsorbs bad roads. I did a top speed of 175km comfortably (not recommended though,I was just checking the stability). AC is excellent even being a big cabin. Fuel efficiency is good compared to its rivels. It will easily give you 16kmpl on highways with AC on and 12 in the city conditions. You can even push further if you maintain the RPM. I got 19kmpl for 300km drive when maintained the RPM below 2000. My only concern is it wobbles a little bit in second gear but not sure if this is the problem with all vehicles or just mine. But my overall experience is wonderful with this vehicle. My old vehicle is optra magnum and it is still pleasure to drive vehicle unlike Tatas. But Hexa is still a good choice I made. You may consider it.

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    Dheeraj
    Dheeraj | 4 years ago

    Service 10/10,AC and driving comfort 10/10, Fuel efficiency is very subjective matter.. you can squeeze upto 20 kmpl without AC on highways if you don't press accelerator aggressively and cross the RPM around 1700 rpm in all gears. It touches 90 km plus at 1700 rpm. However for normal driving expect 10 kmpl in city and 14 kmpl on highways with AC on. In severe summer conditions the mileage can drop to 9 kmpl in city and 13 on highway. In Winters city mileage can be upto 11 and highways 15, taking out the speedo errors. Hope it works for you.

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    Saurabh
    Saurabh | 4 years ago

    @ Dheeraj | Service 10/10,AC and driving comfort 10/10, Fuel efficiency is very subjective matter.. you can squeeze upto 20 kmpl without AC on highways if you don't press accelerator aggressively and cross the RPM around 1700 rpm in all gears. It touches 90 km plus at 1700 rpm. However for normal driving expect 10 kmpl in city and 14 kmpl on highways with AC on. In severe summer conditions the mileage can drop to 9 kmpl in city and 13 on highway. In Winters city mileage can be upto 11 and highways 15, taking out the speedo errors. Hope it works for you.

    Thanks sir for your kind response. I am planning to buy Hexa XTA for some time now. I am convinced that Hexa is a very solid product and probably the BEST in ride comfort. But i am worried about whether Tata will continue with Hexa post April 2020 when the BSVI norms kick in. If Tata decides to discontinue the Hexa, then after-sales-service may get affected. Do kindly share your kind views on the same pls.

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Diesel Manual 17.6 kmpl

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