![]() Participation of vehicles from the Tata Motors stable included the Tata Safari,
Tata Xenon XT, Tata Sumo Gold, Tata Sumo Grande and Tata Aria, in both 4x4 and
4x2 configurations. Each vehicle representing the capability of Tata Motors
vehicles. Customers from in and around Ludhiana attended the trail, maneuvering
over challenging routes and the rugged terrain. The track had been prepared specially
for this off-roading activity. Mr Totla added, “Tata Motors through its motorsports division, Tata Motors Full Throttle, hopes to create and cultivate motorsports in India by giving enthusiasts a platform to experience the true capabilities of their vehicles, to learn, discuss and experience the thrill of motorsports.” ![]() The trail comprised of various surfaces like slush beds, hills, bumpy courses, sand beds and many more. The terrain which was on the banks of the river Sutlej posed some exciting challenges for participants who needed to complete the trail within a stipulated time to qualify as finishers. A total of 21 trails have been planned across the country over the course of the year, with each course being planned to exhibit the thrill, ruggedness, toughness and handling of Tata Motors SUVs in off-road conditions. Through these half-day off-roading activities, enthusiasts also familiarise themselves with some serious off-road driving techniques, through a quick get away, in the proximity of their respective cities. Tata Motors Full Throttle recently launched another property under the Full Throttle banner called Tata Motors Full Throttle Experience. Full Throttle Experience is an off-roading expedition which will span over a number of days, with the first expedition being flagged off from New Delhi on June 22, 2012. ![]() Tata Motors was the first manufacturer in the country to create a new SUV segment with the launch of Tata Sierra in 1991, followed by the launch of Tata Sumo in 1994. Tata Sumo became the first passenger vehicle to cross one lakh units in three years. Tata Motors was also a pioneer in launching a true-blooded SUV in India with the launch of the Tata Safari in 1998. Shift-on-the-fly (electronic) 4X4 on the Tata Safari was introduced for the first time by any automobile manufacturer in the country. The feature packed Tata Aria was launched in 2010. Torque-on-demand system, in-dash GPS-based navigation system, electronic stability programme, hydroform chassis and six airbags are some of those features. |
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