Tata Motors has introduced special Founder Editions of its cars and SUVs, to mark its 75th anniversary. The limited-edition models, which are a tribute to Tata Motors founder JRD Tata, are exclusively available for employees of the Tata Group.
- Tata Founder Edition range commemorates the 75th anniversary of Tata Motors
- Will be exclusively available for Tata Group employees
- Founder Edition models remain mechanically identical to the rest of the range
Tata Founder Edition line-up: What’s different?
The Founder Edition is available on all Tata models, the Altroz, Harrier, Nexon, Tiago and Tigor. The soon-to-launch Tata Safari will receive this limited edition as well.
The Founder Edition models get a few special touches that set them apart from the regular models. The chrome ‘T’ Tata logo on the front grille and the tailgate gets a blue background and the models also feature JRD Tata’s signature on a chrome plaque. The plaques are placed on the fenders, the tailgate and even on the dashboard. Customers will also receive nineFounder Edition postcards and a photo frame with the purchase of a Founder Edition model.
The Founder Edition models will cost the same as the regular model they arebased on. Do note, the Founder Edition kits will be fitted to the cars at a dealer level. Mechanically, the Founder Edition models will remain identical to the rest of the range.
Tata Founder Edition line-up: Who can buy one?
The special Founder Edition range has been earmarked for Tata Group employees only.
Tata Motors: What’s upcoming?
Tata Motors is currently gearing up to launch the new Safari in India. Bookings for Tata’s flagship SUV will be opened on February 4, with the price announcement set to take place in the coming weeks. Click here to read our review of the new Safari.
Recently, Tata also introduced the Tiago Limited Edition at Rs 5.79 lakh. The hatchback received new 14-inch black alloy wheels and more equipment. Also, The Tata HBX micro-SUV will see a market launch later this year.
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2021 Tata Safari video review
2021 Tata Safari image gallery
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