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Auto Expo 2020: Tata Motors will showcase production version of the H2X concept

The Hornbill is based on the Alfa platform developed by Tata under its new Impact 2.0 design philosophy.

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Overdrive|Feb 04, 2020, 14:36:47 IST
Tata Motors will showcase its first micro-SUV, Hornbill, in India at the 2020 Auto Expo. The Hornbill is an SUV-styled hatchback that will be positioned under the Tata Tiago in terms of pricing.The Hornbill, derived from the H2X concept that was showcased at the Geneva Motor Show last year — is based on the Alfa platform developed by Tata under its new Impact 2.0 design philosophy, which will feature a taller profile in a compact chassis.[caption id="attachment_8000551" align="alignnone" width="1024"]Image: Reuters

Image: Reuters[/caption]Design cues of the Hornbill target the Indian customers looking forward to the ongoing SUV trend sloping towards the entry-level segment. The Hornbill takes bits and pieces in terms of design from its bigger sibling, the Harrier, with its split headlamps along with a black cladding over the body, sloping roof, squared wheel arches giving it the feel of a big SUV.The dimensions of the Hornbill is likely to be 3,840mm in length, 1,822mm wide, 1,635mm tall in a wheelbase of 2,450mm, as seen from the concept car and will most likely make its way to India with similar figures. The micro-SUV is expected to feature a Revotron 1.2-litre BSVI petrol engine with manual and automatic transmissions.There are no details about the pricing for now, but it is expected to be priced between Rs 3.5 lakh and 5 lakh ex-showroom and will compete with the Maruti Suzuki S-Presso and the Renault Kwid.

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First Published:Feb 04, 2020, 14:36:47 IST
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