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Tata Sumo Gold launched

Now with a 3-litre CR4 engine that churns out 84bhp and is BS4-compliant too
1 min read•10 Nov '11
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Tata Motors has launched an updated version of its popular MUV Sumo, called Sumo Gold. The Sumo Gold gets a slightly updated look and new powertrains.

There are two engine options, a BS-4 compliant CR4 Turbo motor that churns out 84bhp and 25.5kgm of torque and, according to Tata, delivers a fuel economy of 14.7kpl. The second engine option is a BS-3 compliant 3-litre DI motor that is good for 69bhp at 3,000rpm and 23kgm of torque at 1000 to 2000rpm.

Exterior styling tweaks include a mildly tweaked front grille, headlamps and fog-lamps while the interior gets a leather-wrapped steering wheel and updated switches for HVAC and power windows.

The Sumo Gold comes in four variants - GX, EX, LX and CX - along with a warranty of 3 years or 1,00,000km, whichever is earlier. Prices start at Rs. 5.23 lakh onwards (ex-showroom, Pune).

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