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Tata Anniversary Edition Zest launched

Available only in the XMS trim, the Anniversary Edition Zest offers the option of a petrol or diesel variant.
1 min read•10 Sep '15
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Tata has launched a special-edition Zest to celebrate the first anniversary of the compact sedan. The Anniversary Edition Zest comes just in time for the festival season, and follows in the footsteps of Skoda, Honda and Renault that recently launched special editions of select cars.

Available only in the XMS trims in both petrol and diesel, the Anniversary Edition Zest gets minor cosmetic additions like a new white paint shade, body coloured front bumper, new wheel covers, wing mirrors finished in glossy black, special anniversary decals and badging.

On the inside, the anniversary edition gets a remote-operated rear windshield curtain, bottle holders and 'Anniversary Edition' embroidered on the upholstery.

The petrol variant of the Anniversary Edition Zest is priced at Rs 5.89 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), while the diesel variant costs Rs 6.94 lakh.

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