Tata Sumo has been an iconic product in our market for decades which makes it a perfect candidate for digital artists to apply their creativity on.
This digital illustration of the Tata Sumo is reminiscent of the Land Rover Defender. Sumo has been the favourite choice of people from the rural regions of the country. It is due to the impressive capabilities of the Sumo. People use it as a passenger carrier, luggage carrier and as an off-roader due to its rugged build and strong chassis. However, this rendition represents a futuristic version of the Sumo. Let us check out the details of this unique digital concept.
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Tata Sumo or Land Rover?
This rendition has been furnished by Vipin Vithoopan. The overall silhouette of this Sumo reminds us of the Land Rover Defender which is a premium luxury SUV. The front fascia features an upright bonnet, square and boxy shape, sleek rectangular grille flanked by attractive headlamp cluster with integrated DRLs that look like eyebrows, there is a massively rugged skid plate at the front to accentuate the sportiness of the SUV, and the fog lamps are neatly encapsulated inside the chrome housing.
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On the sides, the black wheel arches look chunky and the 5-spoke alloy wheels look rather sophisticated. There is a black side body cladding that highlights its butch SUV-ish stance. Additionally, the side pillars are blacked out giving a floating roof effect to the SUV. However, it is at the rear that one gets a glimpse of the Defender. The vertical D pillars complete the boxy design and remind us of the Land Rover Defender.
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Specs
The Sumo used to come powered by a 3.0-litre diesel engine that produced 84 hp and 250 Nm of peak power and torque. This engine was mated to a 5-speed manual transmission. The SUV is quite common even today as a people mover and in the mountainous terrains of our country where vehicles need to be tough and rugged to survive. Sumo can take a lot of beating which is why people use it as the go-to commercial vehicle in the mountains. Back in the day, the Tata Sumo used to retail for around Rs 6 lakh to Rs 9 lakh, ex-showroom. What are your thoughts on this futuristic Land Rover-inspired digital iteration of the iconic Tata Sumo?
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