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The Indica was also the first car to be tailor-made for India, unlike the other cars at that time. The car built a successful brand image for Tata almost immediately.
Indica Vista This came out in , 10 years after the original Indica and was launched in the Auto Expo again with the same name. The car got a completely new X1 platform and also higher levels of safety so that it could be a success in the European market. But the competition by now had caught up with the car and therefore it did not manage to get the success as the original. This car also got different models such as the Indigo Manza which was its sedan version.
In , Tata Motors launched the Bolt and the Zest which was built on the same X1 platform also got some success. Tata cars today The Nexon that is sold now is also built on the X1 platform of the Indica Vista, while the Tiago and the Tigor are built on a heavily re-engineered platform of the original Indica.
These cars are once again seeing the success that the original Indica had got and are paving the way for the company. Ever since its production the car has become part of our lives either due to its immense success in the taxi sector or as an economically feasible diesel commute option for the masses. Indica offers good interior capacity in India, in its home market, competes with various cars of different manufacturers.
It was the most modern car to be designed by an Indian company. According to Ratan Tata, Indica was designed to have the external dimensions of a Maruti Suzuki Zen while providing the interior space of a Hindustan Ambassador.
Indica was initially criticized by auto analysts but its excellent fuel economy, reliable and powerful engine and wonderful marketing strategy made it one of the best selling cars in the history of Indian automobile industry.
The first generation Indica showed prominent results by receiving an order of 1,15, cars within a week of its unveiling. This was the second generation Indica and was introduced in the year Tata Motors even exported many Indicas to South Africa.
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