Tata Motors launched three small commercial vehicles (SCVs) on Tuesday – Intra V70, Inta V20 Gold, and Ace HT+.
The company claimed that these new vehicles will offer better cost of ownership and are capable of carrying higher payloads. ACE HT+ has a 900 kg payload, while the Intra V20 has a 1200 kg payload, and the Intra V70 has a 1700 kg payload.
Girish Wagh, executive director, Tata Motors, said that these vehicles have been developed based on specific inputs and demand from a large segment of actual users.
“They are engineered to optimise fuel efficiency and carry higher payloads over longer distances. Fuelled by rapid urbanisation, booming e-commerce, increase in consumption, and the rise of the hub-and-spoke model, the significance of efficient and effective last and first-mile transportation in logistics management can’t be emphasised enough,” he said.