13 Facts About Tata Indigo

Tata Indigo is a supermini produced by the Indian manufacturer Tata Motors produced from 2002 through 2016.

The Tata Indigo eCS remained in production, receiving a design refresh and the addition of ABS in 2013.

Tata Indigo continued to sell the Indigo XL, although only as a variant tailored for use as a taxi, and sold only in bulk to fleet operators.

The Tata Indigo had a greater wheelbase than the Indica, to accommodate the more acute-angled C-pillar and the trunk.

The interior of the Tata Indigo featured a few exclusives over the Indica, such as HVAC and fabric upholstery on all variants, and power windows for all doors on the top model.

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In 2006, Tata Motors introduced the first major design update for the Indigo, with new body panels, a redesigned front grille housing double-barreled headlamps, triangular front fog-lamps, a multi-reflector tail-lamp cluster with dual brake lamps; a newer 3-spoke steering wheel, refreshed dual-tone fabric interiors, and an audio system with a CD player.

In 2009, with the introduction of the Indigo Manza based on its newer X1 platform, Tata Motors pulled the Indigo XL from consumer sales, and relegated it only to fleet sales as a taxi.

The 2009 Tata Indigo XL retained most of its feature-set from the 2007 original, with the exception of lack of leather upholstery and factory-fitted audio system.

Tata Indigo ECS was launched in 2008, as a crossover between a hatchback and a sedan, while technically being referred to as the latter.

In 2010, Tata Motors introduced the first design update to the Indigo CS, in the form of the company's new 1.

In 2012, Tata Motors introduced a high-end version of the car, the Indigo eCS VX, featuring anti-lock braking system with electric brake-force distribution, electrically-adjustable outside rear-view mirrors, side repeaters mounted on the ORVMs, and 14-inch alloy wheels.

Tata Indigo introduced variants with factory-fitted CNG kits, called the Indigo eCS e-Max.

In 2011, Tata Indigo Motors launched a high-end variant called the Tata Indigo Manza Elan.