Tata to launch ‘Falcon 4’ and ‘Falcon 5’, a hatchback and a 1.2L turbo Sub 4 meter Sedan at Delhi Auto Expo 2014

Tata Motors is the leading car maker in the Indian market and so far, the manufacturer is having the fourth largest sale volume in India. No manufacturer in the Indian car market is having a success on the go as situations of the market have changed a lot. The competition is very high and very few models are standing in the market for a long period. Tata Motors has already revealed upgrades for the Nano and Vista this year but the response was not as much as expected. Thus Tata is looking forward to unveil two fresh models that may give a breakthrough.

As per the information, Tata is going to unveil a hatch back and a sedan coming under sub 4 meter category. Both these models are going to be developed basing on the Vista platform and they have been code named as Falcon 4 and Falcon 5 respectively. There is no information about the engine specs of the hatch back but the sub 4 meter sedan is expected to carry a 1.2 litre turbo charged petrol engine most probably. We can expect the official debut of both these models at the upcoming Delhi Auto Expo that will be held in the month of February, 2014 and they may get ready for sale by the end of first half of 2014.

An official from the Tata Motors has stated in connection with the Falcon 4 and Falcon 5 recently “Our customer is a global customer and our products are designed to deliver the best in class performance, driving dynamics, design, infotainment and connectivity. These are well designed and adopted for the global markets. If you are a product company and if you don’t launch winning products, it reflects in everything else you do. We have the aspiration to be among the top tier players, so the company has given us money to invest in product development, building new brands. We have had a gap of few years. Once we start fixing the quality, the customer experience will grow. Apart from growing our product portfolio, these two products represent a new velocity or momentum we can get in more segments”, as per Times of India.

[Source: Times of India]