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Tata Motors launches Zest, Bolt models in Sri Lanka

The compact hatchback Bolt has be introduced at a starting price of LKR 2,299,000 (ex-showroom, Colombo), for the Revotron 1.2T (petrol variant).

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FP Archives|Jun 09, 2015, 18:50:49 IST

New Delhi: Tata Motors today launched compact sedan 'Zest' and hatchback 'Bolt' in Sri Lankan market as the homegrown auto major aims to consolidate its position in the island nation.[caption id="attachment_366467" align="alignleft" width="380"]Eyeing Sri Lanka. Reuters Eyeing Sri Lanka. Reuters[/caption]The Mumbai-based company has launched the two models in in partnership with Sri Lanka-based Diesel & Motor Engineering PLC (DIMO)."With the aim to deliver the best of products and services to our customers, we at Tata Motors are delighted to bring two new exciting products in the Sri Lankan market," Tata Motors, head International Business, Passenger Vehicles, Johnny Oommen, said in a statement.The company expects Bolt and Zest to further strengthen its presence in the local market here, he added."These two cars, loaded with many segment-leading features, are built to global design and product standards and will appeal equally to the first time buyers as well as existing automobile owners looking for a new and exciting product," Oommen said.Compact sedan Zest has been launched at a starting price of LKR 2,810,000 for the Revotron 1.2T (petrol variant). The price of AMT diesel variant starts at LKR 3,900,000 (all prices ex-showroom, Colombo).The compact hatchback Bolt has be introduced at a starting price of LKR 2,299,000 (ex-showroom, Colombo), for the Revotron 1.2T (petrol variant). The cars will be available for sale, across the country in over 37 DIMO sales outlets from today.Tata Motors had launched the Zest in India in August 2014 and the Bolt in January 2015, under its Horizonext strategy. The company manufactures both Zest and Bolt a its Pune plant. PTI

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First Published:Jun 09, 2015, 18:50:49 IST
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