Tata Hexa Review & Pictures: Herculean Hexa
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2019 Tata Hexa launch price Rs 14.38 L – Gets Dual tone colours, new alloys, touchscreen
Last month, Tata Motors revised the pricing of their flagship car, the Hexa. This was done so as to place it better in the company line-up after the launch of Harrier. For a few days, it was the five seater Harrier which had become the flagship SUV of the company. But soon pricing was increased by up to Rs 42k, and Hexa was once again back on top as the flagship car of Tata Motors.
Now, Tata Motors has once again given extensive update to the Hexa, so as to comfortably place it above the Harrier. 2019 Tata Hexa reaffirms its segment position with interesting new bits. New Hexa sits on stylish alloy wheels, features a dual tone roof and a Harman 7” info system with Android auto compatibility.
Feature updates include 7” Harman info system. This new system, apart from working with Android Auto, features a multitude of options that take care of video playback, multiple apps ( ConnectNext; Emergency Assist and Trip-On; smart manual; smart remote; and park assist. The 10 speaker JBL sound system doesn’t disappoint. Fast charging is also on offer. The 7” Harman touchscreen system is now a feature across variants – XT/XT 4×4, XTA, XM/XMA, and XM+. Mood Lighting will now be single tone instead of 8 color options in XM, XMA, XM+, XT, XTA, XT 4×4.
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Last month, Tata Motors revised the pricing of their flagship car, the Hexa. This was done so as to place it better in the company line-up after the launch of Harrier. For a few days, it was the five seater Harrier which had become the flagship SUV of the company. But soon pricing was increased by up to Rs 42k, and Hexa was once again back on top as the flagship car of Tata Motors.
Now, Tata Motors has once again given extensive update to the Hexa, so as to comfortably place it above the Harrier. 2019 Tata Hexa reaffirms its segment position with interesting new bits. New Hexa sits on stylish alloy wheels, features a dual tone roof and a Harman 7” info system with Android auto compatibility.
Feature updates include 7” Harman info system. This new system, apart from working with Android Auto, features a multitude of options that take care of video playback, multiple apps ( ConnectNext; Emergency Assist and Trip-On; smart manual; smart remote; and park assist. The 10 speaker JBL sound system doesn’t disappoint. Fast charging is also on offer. The 7” Harman touchscreen system is now a feature across variants – XT/XT 4×4, XTA, XM/XMA, and XM+. Mood Lighting will now be single tone instead of 8 color options in XM, XMA, XM+, XT, XTA, XT 4×4.
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Updated Tata Hexa reaches dealerships
While Tata had launched the 2019 update for the Hexa at the end of last month, new models have just begun to reach dealerships across the country. Priced from Rs 12.99 lakh to Rs 18.37 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi), the 2019 Tata Hexa features an updated infotainment system and dual-tone colour options on higher-spec variants.
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While Tata had launched the 2019 update for the Hexa at the end of last month, new models have just begun to reach dealerships across the country. Priced from Rs 12.99 lakh to Rs 18.37 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi), the 2019 Tata Hexa features an updated infotainment system and dual-tone colour options on higher-spec variants.
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My comprehensive review of the 2019 Tata Hexa
Including a short drive of the XT 4x2 manual variant.
I would still prefer this over the Harrier and Crysta!
Let me know your opinion!
Including a short drive of the XT 4x2 manual variant.
I would still prefer this over the Harrier and Crysta!
Let me know your opinion!
Hexa seems to be making a come back in BS6 Avatar.
At least the Instagram handle of Tata hexa @tatahexaofficial says so. That too it suggest it to be a conquerer of terrains.So thats a great news for Hexa lovers.
At least the Instagram handle of Tata hexa @tatahexaofficial says so. That too it suggest it to be a conquerer of terrains.So thats a great news for Hexa lovers.
Tata Hexa Safari Edition teased – Is this the end of Hexa BS4?
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Tata Motors has officially teased the all-new Hexa Safari Edition ahead of its possible launch at Auto Expo 2020. The Tata Hexa 7-seater SUV was once the flagship product in the Indian brand’s portfolio until the Tata Harrier 5-seater SUV made its debut back in January 2019. With the introduction of the Harrier, demand for the Hexa dropped down significantly even though it was a well-rounded 7-seater. Now, with the new Tata Hexa Safari Edition, Tata Motors aims to give the SUV one last goodbye.
Tata Hexa Safari Edition teaser
Yes, the BS4-compliant Tata Hexa is expected to face the end of its production before BS6 emission norms kick in by April 2020. As its virtual successor, the much-awaited Tata Gravitas — the 7-seater avatar of the Harrier — will join the brand’s Indian portfolio. There were previous statements from Tata Motors officials themselves that the Hexa will be continued in the market with its engine upgraded to BS6 standards, but it seems very unlikely now.
In comparison to the regular Tata Hexa, changes in the Safari Edition would be limited to the cosmetics department. As the name suggests, the new version of the SUV is meant to give a rugged and adventure-ready appeal, purely through aesthetics. The internal components will probably remain the same while the interiors may get a few feature-additions and other subtle tweaks.
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Tata Motors has officially teased the all-new Hexa Safari Edition ahead of its possible launch at Auto Expo 2020. The Tata Hexa 7-seater SUV was once the flagship product in the Indian brand’s portfolio until the Tata Harrier 5-seater SUV made its debut back in January 2019. With the introduction of the Harrier, demand for the Hexa dropped down significantly even though it was a well-rounded 7-seater. Now, with the new Tata Hexa Safari Edition, Tata Motors aims to give the SUV one last goodbye.
Tata Hexa Safari Edition teaser
Yes, the BS4-compliant Tata Hexa is expected to face the end of its production before BS6 emission norms kick in by April 2020. As its virtual successor, the much-awaited Tata Gravitas — the 7-seater avatar of the Harrier — will join the brand’s Indian portfolio. There were previous statements from Tata Motors officials themselves that the Hexa will be continued in the market with its engine upgraded to BS6 standards, but it seems very unlikely now.
In comparison to the regular Tata Hexa, changes in the Safari Edition would be limited to the cosmetics department. As the name suggests, the new version of the SUV is meant to give a rugged and adventure-ready appeal, purely through aesthetics. The internal components will probably remain the same while the interiors may get a few feature-additions and other subtle tweaks.
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Well I don't want to be pessimist, but then all this brouhaha on Sexa, (Hexa Safari) seems to be a cosmetic addition like we have seen the Safari Arctic edition, (red and white color ) or the xenon tuff edition, which never made it to life. I guess its same thing done with Hexa. Only this time they are advertising.
However, having said above, I sincerely wish to be proved damn wrong and bring some thing stunning on lines of Harrier 2.0
However, having said above, I sincerely wish to be proved damn wrong and bring some thing stunning on lines of Harrier 2.0
Hello guys my name is parv and I own Tata hexa xm.Guys I want to ask that can we install electric folding mirror in hexa xm because it is very useful feature but it has electric adjustable glass only but not the full orvm if it is possible please reply me!
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Apologies for a very late reply man, sorry to disappoint you, but Tata Hexa T trims have a separate BCM than the E and M trims, hence it's not practically possible to do it in XM.