Discontinuation of SUMO, Will it be back?

 

Tata Sumo Gold (2011- 2019)

The Sumo Gold was a generation update for the Victa. Gold featured a refined 3.0 L TDI engine. The car came with an updated look on the exterior. When it comes to dimensions, however, the width of the car was reduced by 26mm.

Why Was it Discontinued? | Tata Sumo

Tata Sumo Gold

Tata Motors decided to halt the production of the car in April 2019. As per the reports, the car didn’t pass the BNVSAP and the AIS 145 safety norms. On top of that, Tata decided not to upgrade the engine to comply with the BS6 emission norms.

Will it Be Back?

Coming back soon? | 

Tata hasn’t officially confirmed the same. However, a rendered video of the SUV has been doing the rounds. In the rendered video of the car, a slew of upgrades are visible. The looks maintain the ruggedness of the vehicle while giving it a more modern look.

Tata Sumo Gold

The Tata Sumo had one amazing ride. Starting its journey in 1994, it served the Indian roads diligently. The car literally and metaphorically expanded the horizon of the Indian automotive market by ensuring that the people know what the country is capable of.

Sumo will always have a special place in everyone’s heart. From the Indian Army to the hinterlands of the country, the car always made its presence felt. A comeback will be welcomed by everyone. Although, it surely won’t have that ‘Sumo’ feel to it.

TATA Sumo Gold Priced in the range of Rs.7.28 lakh to Rs 8.68 lakh (ex-showroom), the Tata Sumo Gold is available in 3 variants – EX, CX and GX. TATA Sumo Gold is equipped with a 3.0-litre CR4 diesel engine that puts out 85PS of maximum power and 250Nm of peak torque. TATA Sumo Gold returns company-claimed mileage of 15.3kmpl