Tata Zest Quick Reviews

Tata Zest Consider taking a weekend excursion to the city’s outskirts with your friends or family. Does this seem appealing to you? Unfortunately, you don’t have a car and don’t want to take public transportation. Isn’t it sad? Now is the time to go get your car on a budget.

The majority of us are aware of Tata Motors, India’s most extensive vehicle manufacturing corporation. So here’s a quick rundown of one of Tata Motors’ sedans, the Tata Zest, among all the other vehicles they’ve produced.

The Tata Zest is a tiny automobile that was unveiled during the 2014 Indian Auto Expo. Although the Tata Zest has been phased out of manufacture, it is the company’s first vehicle to sport an entirely new avatar based on the company’s new “DesignNext, DriveNext, ConnectNext” belief. It also has an automatic transmission, making it the cheapest diesel automatic sedan in the country.

Tata Zest Overview:

Tata has released a particular variant of the Zest called the ‘Premio’ to let the slow-selling tiny sedan live longer. The special edition, which costs Rs 7.74 lakh (ex-showroom New Delhi), commemorates the sale of 85,000 Zest cars in India. The Premio Edition, which is exclusively available with a diesel engine, lies behind the top-spec diesel XT grade (Rs 8.13 lakh).

Previously, in NCAP crash tests, the Zest received a respectable 4-star rating. Last year, two Zest models were crash tested: one without airbags and one with two. The standard non-airbag variation received a one-star rating for adult occupant protection and a zero-star rating for kid occupant safety. The model with two pretensioners and dual airbags behaved admirably. Removing the seatbelt is a good idea as well. The Tata sub-4 meter car received an excellent four-star rating for adult occupants, thanks to the driver’s seatbelt reminder.

The Zest comes in 11 different variations, each with two engine and transmission options. The sub-4 meter vehicle is priced from Rs 5.50 lakh to Rs 8.93 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). The 1.2-liter Revotron petrol engine is set to produce 90PS/140Nm, while the 1.3-liter Quadrajet diesel engine is tuned to produce 75PS/190Nm and 90PS/200Nm. A 5-speed manual transmission or a 5-speed automatic manual transmission are available as options (AMT).

Tata Zest Key Specifications:

There are four petrol and six diesel versions of the small sedan. The following are the variations: XE Petrol, XMS Petrol Anniversary LE, XM Petrol, XMS Petrol, XM Diesel, XMS Diesel Anniversary LE, XM 75 PS Diesel, XM Diesel, XM Diesel Anniversary LE, XE 75 PS Diesel, XMS Diesel, XT Petrol, Premio, XMS 75 PS Diesel, XMA Diesel, XT Diesel.

There are two engine options for the Tata Zest, an 1193 cc petrol engine and a 1248 cc diesel engine.

It has disc brakes in the front and drum brakes in the back, ABS (Anti Locking Braking System) with EBD (Electronic Brakeforce Distribution), dual front airbags, seat belts with pre-tensioners and load limiter, engine immobilizer, and an alarm system for safety.

Body-coloured bumpers, power steering, alloy wheels, and an audio system with USB, AUX, and Bluetooth are among the highlights.

The mileage of the Tata Zest ranges from 17.58 kmpl to 22.68 kmpl.

Provides a seating capacity of up to five seats.

Tata Zest Price:

The Tata Zest is priced from 5.82 lakh to 9.87 lakh rupees. The pricing of the petrol model of the Zest goes from 5.82 lakh to 7.30 lakh, while the price of the diesel model goes from 6.94 lakh to 9.87 lakh.

Variations of Tata Zest and their Key Specifications:

• XE Petrol: 1193cc, Petrol, Manual, 17.57kmpl

Price: ₹ 5.82 Lakh

• XMS Petrol Anniversary LE: 1193cc, Petrol, Manual, 17.6kmpl

Price: ₹ 6.02 Lakh

• XM Petrol: 1193 cc, Petrol, Manual, 17.57kmpl

Price: ₹ 6.51 Lakh

• XMS Petrol: 1193 cc, Petrol, Manual, 17.57kmpl

Price: ₹ 6.70 Lakh

• XM Diesel: 1248 cc, Diesel, Manual, 23kmpl

Price: ₹ 6.94 Lakh

• XMS Diesel Anniversary LE: 1248 cc, Diesel, Manual, 23kmpl

Price: ₹ 7.10 Lakh

• XE 75 PS Diesel: 1248 cc, Diesel, Manual, 22.95 kmpl

Price: ₹ 7.13 Lakh

• XMS Diesel: 1248 cc, Diesel, Manual, 23 kmpl

Price: ₹ 7.21 Lakh

• XT Petrol: 1193 cc, Petrol, Manual, 17.57 kmpl

Price: ₹ 7.30 Lakh

• XM 75 PS Diesel: 1248 cc, Diesel, Manual, 22.95 kmpl

Price: ₹ 7.64 Lakh

• Premio: 1248 cc, Diesel, Manual, 22.95 kmpl

Price: ₹ 7.86 Lakh

• XMS 75 PS Diesel: 1248 cc, Diesel, Manual, 22.95 kmpl

Price: ₹ 7.91 Lakh

• XMA Diesel: 1248 cc, Diesel, AMT, 21.58 kmpl

Price: ₹ 8.34 Lakh

• XT Diesel: 1248 cc, Diesel, Manual, 20.65 kmpl

Price: ₹ 8.53 Lakh

• XTA Diesel: 1248 cc, Diesel, AMT, 21.58 kmpl

Price: ₹ 9.87 Lakh

Tata Zest Colours:

Buzz Blue, Pristine White, Platinum Silver, Sky Grey, Venetian Red, and Titanium Grey are the six colors available with Zest. Some of these colors, however, are only available in limited editions.

Tata Zest Competitors:

Tata Tigor, Honda Amaze, Maruti Suzuki Dzire, Hyundai Aura, Ford Aspire, Tata Altroz, Tata Tigor EV, Maruti Suzuki Baleno, and Ford Figo are among Zest’s competitors.

Tata Zest Verdict by customers:

There are certain advantages to owning a Tata Zest. The Zest offers a soft slow-speed ride, light steering, and linear power delivery, but it has its flaws as a year-round vehicle. The outside design is unimpressive at best, and the cabin appears and feels ancient. Simply told, the market has many newer competitors that are much better at the tiny sedan game.

Customer reviews of Tata Zest:

• When it comes to monsoon, we never know when it will rain, and we don’t stand a chance once it starts. During that time of the year, after a dreadful summer, Tata Zest plays its part to keep us dry during the first downpours. As the showers try to cool down the baked crust in vain, our customers were happily weaving through the city traffic in the compact sedan to their home.
• From customer reviews, we also got to know that when the heat from the road increases, and the weather generally remains damp rather than completely wet, the Zest’s tyres grips effectively and never let us feel like we are losing control. Trips are made more enjoyable by the car’s handling and agility and the firm seats and outstanding ergonomics.
• The clean and clean sound of the Harman speakers astounds us. The new music system is simple and convenient to use.
• We also took the Zest to the beach for some acrobatics, and the sand had held together after the showers. The second portion of the journey was straightforward, and we would like to emphasize the benefit of projector headlamps. The visibility is significantly improved, and we believe Tata made a wise option in choosing this function over the traditional start/stop button.
• For further safety, Tata has included two airbags and ABS, EBD, and what they term Corner Stability Control. Tata further claims that the Zest can be equipped with dual-stage airbags if needed and that it already meets India’s impending frontal offset collision criteria.

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• Indigo eCS VX Insurance
• Nano GenX Insurance
• Safari Storme 2.2 VX Insurance
• Venture LX 7 STR Insurance
• Zest XE Insurance
• Zest Insurance
• Hexa Insurance
• Indica V2 LX Insurance
• Indigo eCS Insurance
• Nano CX Insurance
• Safari 2.2 VTT Dicor EX 4X2 Insurance
• Sumo Gold CX Insurance
• Bolt XE Insurance
• Indica eV2 Insurance
• Indica V2 LS Insurance
• Movus CX 8 STR Insurance

So what are you waiting for? Plan a trip to the outskirts of your city, pack your bags, call your friends and go enjoy the weekend with Tata Zest.