Re: Tata Kite 5 Compact Sedan Unveiled (Indigo eCS Replacement)
Thanks for keeping your word. Just the kind of report expected from you the thoughts echo mine. For Auto enthusiasts who closely follow the market Hexa may look like an ARIA but if we look from a common man it just may be alternative to the XUV 500. As you rightly said Innova is going to be its competition but I have feeling we will have at least 4 lak on road price difference between the two.
Nexon does look over the top in some ways but there should be numerous options in terms colors for the roof and the white ceramic parts at the time of launch since pratap bose the chief designer was stressing more about personalisation. My point is if people can accept KUV100 then why not Nexon. And I also feel if the same vehicle is launched abroad they may very well accept it the reason being it is no more quirky than a Citreon or a Peugeot. I hope you had a chance to look at the interiors of the Nexon?
Sirji let me be bluntly true but it was only the Kite 5 which actually impressed me out of the entire display from Tata. Kite 5 looks like a proportionate and very thoughtful design.
HEXA:
Look at it and any trained eye will tell that it's an Aria somewhere hiding inside those muscular looks. The vehicle actually looks big and imposing; the road presence will be awesome for sure but the aggression of an SUV is missing. All in all it looks like a proper crossover now from the 'pure van' looks of the Aria. I was at Auto Expo exclusively to check only one car - new Innova and I really doubt if Hexa will be able to hold it's own in case it is priced near to the new Innova. Why this comparison? Well, because Hexa looks more from the the people mover segment and less of an SUV. BUT yes, whatever it it; it looks good.
NEXON:
This vehicle is stylish, panel gaps etc looked nice at least on the display vehicle and there was a Merc type screen too. Looks like a compact UV and proportions are really nice. It's just a bit too loud for my taste but yes, make it single tone colored and this vehicle may steal hearts; especially the side profile.
HEXA:
Look at it and any trained eye will tell that it's an Aria somewhere hiding inside those muscular looks. The vehicle actually looks big and imposing; the road presence will be awesome for sure but the aggression of an SUV is missing. All in all it looks like a proper crossover now from the 'pure van' looks of the Aria. I was at Auto Expo exclusively to check only one car - new Innova and I really doubt if Hexa will be able to hold it's own in case it is priced near to the new Innova. Why this comparison? Well, because Hexa looks more from the the people mover segment and less of an SUV. BUT yes, whatever it it; it looks good.
NEXON:
This vehicle is stylish, panel gaps etc looked nice at least on the display vehicle and there was a Merc type screen too. Looks like a compact UV and proportions are really nice. It's just a bit too loud for my taste but yes, make it single tone colored and this vehicle may steal hearts; especially the side profile.
Nexon does look over the top in some ways but there should be numerous options in terms colors for the roof and the white ceramic parts at the time of launch since pratap bose the chief designer was stressing more about personalisation. My point is if people can accept KUV100 then why not Nexon. And I also feel if the same vehicle is launched abroad they may very well accept it the reason being it is no more quirky than a Citreon or a Peugeot. I hope you had a chance to look at the interiors of the Nexon?
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