Tata HBX lower trim spotted!
The fact that Tata has been preparing a mini-SUV is hidden from none. With multiple spy shots surfacing regularly, it is mostly expected that the car is ready for an imminent launch. This product, when launched, will sit between the Tigor and the Altroz. Today, one of our readers has again shared with us, some new spy shots of the Tata HBX. In this article, we will discuss what new information do the latest spy shots reveal about the upcoming Tata HBX.
Tata HBX Spotted Features
From the spy shots, it is evident that the HBX would come with a semi-digital instrument cluster, similar to what the Altroz gets. Moreover, it will sport a D-cut multi-function steering wheel, borrowed from its siblings like the Nexon, Tiago and Altroz. The steering will offer tilt-adjustment. This particular variant gets the 2-DIN audio system, as clear from the pictures. Also, the speaker on the A-pillar could mean that the car will come with a 6-speaker audio system. However, the higher trims might get additional speakers and subwoofer.
The particular trim comes with a 5-speed manual gearbox, as evident from the images. The higher trims of the car are expected to be offered with AMT as well. Moreover, this lower-trim gets manual AC, however, automatic AC is expected with the top variants of the HBX. From the spy shots, it is clear that the design and layout of the AC vents have been kept similar to the ones on the concept showcased at the Auto Expo 2020.
What information do we get from the 2nd-row spy shots?
It is evident from the images, that the HBX will get power windows even with the lower trims. Moreover, the speakers in the 2nd-row confirm the presence of at least 6-speakers in the cabin. Looking at the seats, it becomes clear that both the 1st-row as well as the 2nd-row seats will not get adjustable headrests.
The presence of a square-shaped glass panel for the rear windows is also evident. The seats, with the height shown in the images, direct towards a good amount of headroom present inside the cabin. The 2nd-row seats will mostly be 100% split, rather than 60:40 split. Also, a look at the interiors clearly shows that the car will come with dual-tone cabin, similar to the Tiago and the Tigor.
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