At the launch, Tata showcased the mid-spec Adventure 40 variant which costs Rs 11.59 lakh.

It gets LED headlights and DRLs, but misses out on LED fog lamps.

In profile, it gets black ORVMS and black cladding on lower door edges and wheel arches.

It gets 16-inch tyres, but gets steel rims with black stylised cover, unlike the top model's alloy wheels.

It does not get an LED light bar, but instead gets a black strip with a brake light in the centre.

A black and white cabin theme is offered, but the steering wheel is finished in black.

It gets a semi-digital driver's display with a 4-inch coloured multi-information display (MID).

It gets the same 10.25-inch touchscreen as the top-spec Empowered+ S 40 variant.

The centre console uses gloss black materials, while the steering wheel is not leatherette wrapped.

The seats get black fabric upholstery and a rear centre armrest or headrest is missing.