Tata Motors will debut the H2X micro-SUV, Gravitas, Harrier automatic and its E-Vision electric vehicle concept at the 2020 Auto Expo.
As the 2020 Auto Expo is nearing, automobile manufacturers are gearing up for their launches and unveils. Tata Motors has revealed its plans for the Auto Expo as it will showcase four cars, three of them will be completely new.
First one will be the Tata Harrier Automatic, which will make a good addition to the range. Tata will use a Hyundai-sourced 6-speed Automatic gearbox that comes on Tucson. And then, Harrier with a BS-6 compliant engine will also be introduced.
Further, Tata showcased the H2X micro-SUV concept at the Geneva Motor Show 2019. Now, among the new Tata Cars at the 2020 Auto Expo, the H2X micro-SUV will be its biggest unveil. It has been spied testing in India a couple of times already.
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Tata H2X will be positioned between Tiago and Nexon, in the 5-7 Lakhs range. Sitting on Tata’s new ALFA platform, the H2X will be a petrol-only model. It will mostly get the 1.2 Litre three-cylinder petrol engine that comes on Tiago and Altroz. We can also expect the JTP’s engine to come on the H2X.
Tata’s other big launch will be the Gravitas (7-seater Harrier). Unveiled at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, Tata will mostly launch the Gravitas next month. It will come with the same 2.0 Litre turbo-diesel engine that comes in the Harrier, but its power figures will be around 170 BHP.
Gravitas will then rival the likes of Honda CR-V, Mahindra Alturas, Isuzu MU-X and will undercut their prices too. The fourth model might be an electric C-segment sedan, in a production form. Or, Tata could just showcase a new C-segment sedan with an ICE engine, in a concept form.
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Other Tata cars that will be present at the Auto Expo include the facelifted Tiago, Tigor and Nexon. Also, the Nexon EV will be present over there, which will be launched soon. All these facelifts will sport BS-6 compliant engines.
