Tata Vista D90 and Manza get MapmyIndia navigation
- Jun 5, 2013
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Tata Motors have just launched a new variant in the Tata Vista family, the Vista Tech. The new Vista Tech comes in three trim levels, LS, LX and VX and is available in showrooms at prices ranging from Rs 5.01-6.19 lakh. (ex-showroom, Mumbai)
The Tata Vista Tech is available with both BS3 and BS4 options. The Tata Vista Tech LS trim is available with both the 1.4-litre TDI BS3 engine and with the 1.3-litre Quadrajet 75PS BS4 diesel engines. The Tata Vista LX trim is available only with the 1.4-litre TDI BS3 diesel engine while the top-end limited edition variant, the Tata Vista VX Tech is offered with the 1.3-litre, Quadrajet 75PS BS4 diesel engine only.

Commenting on the launch of the new Tata Vista Tech variant, Ankush Arora, Senior Vice President, Passenger Vehicles Unit Tata Motors, said, “We are bringing exciting cars like Vista VX Tech, which has best-in-class features and latest technology, which offers great drive experience and comes packed with high-end features, which are first in the segment. We are proud to introduce this new innovation to the market.”

The Tata Vista VX Tech comes loaded with a 6.5-inch touch screen infotainment system capable of both Audio and Video playback. The infotainment system also comes preloaded with GPS navigation and Bluetooth integration. The Vista VX Tech also offers steering mounted controls and the ‘Drive Pro Console’ trip computer. The new Tata Vista Tech is also available in a new shade, ‘Blue Chill’ and comes with a large ‘TECH’ decal on the sides. The Tata Vista Tech gets full fabric seats and no alloy wheels even on the fully loaded VX model.
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