Tata Group Turns 150; Offers Tasty Deals On Passenger Vehicles
Saar: The offers, which are available on all Tata Motors products, will run until June 25, 2018
Did you now that Tata Group is celebrating its 150th birthday this year? Well, it is and to spread the joy, it has aligned some offers for all the passenger vehicles which fall under the portfolio of Tata Motors. The homegrown automaker is giving away benefits that are worth Rs 1 lakh along with “special” exchange bonus and provision of auto insurance at Re 1 among others. Needless to say, all offers are hung by a range of terms and conditions.
Upon announcing these offers, S N Barman, vice president – sales, marketing and customer support, passenger vehicle business unit, Tata Motors, said:
“Throughout the years, Tata Motors has continuously striven to meet the customers’ expectations and offer them with a joyous experience while purchasing a car. On the blissful occasion of the 150th anniversary of our Group, we wish to strengthen the bond of happiness amongst our customers through many beneficial offers this month.”
Unfortunately, the company didn’t bother to share any specific details about the offers. Tata Motors has a range of passenger vehicles in its portfolio but the ones which turned the tables in favour of the company include the Nexon sub-4 metre SUV, Tiago hatchback, Tiago-based Tigor sub-4 metre sedan and the 7-seater Hexa MPV. All four products showcase Tata’s Impact design language, which helped the company to break-free of its old-school, outdated image.
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