New three-door hatchback concept showcased at a tech event organised by the software major in Mumbai.
21 Feb 2017 | 6120 Views | By Jaiveer Mehra, Autocar India
Tata Motors today showcased a new hatchback concept called ‘C-Cube’ at the ‘Future Decoded 2017’ tech event organised by Microsoft India in Mumbai.
The three-door city runabout features a cab-forward design with a short bonnet and swooping windscreen along with a prominent mesh design grille similar to the ...
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Tata Motors today showcased a new hatchback concept called ‘C-Cube’ at the ‘Future Decoded 2017’ tech event organised by Microsoft India in Mumbai.
The three-door city runabout features a cab-forward design with a short bonnet and swooping windscreen along with a prominent mesh design grille similar to the Hexa crossover and Tiago hatchback and neatly integrated angular projector headlamps with LED daytime running lamps. Along the side the car gets a prominent shoulderline along with air vents on the lower rear fender. The concept also sits on O.Z. alloy wheels.
According to Tata Motors, the hatchback concept showcases its new ‘advanced structural technology’ that will be used by the TAMO brand to develop new models. No further details on the model were revealed.
Expect more details on the concept to come close to the Geneva Motor Show where Tata Motors could showcase it alongside its Futuro sports car concept, which is to be revealed on March 7.
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