The Sumo Grande

The Sumo Grande represents Tata's second generation of MUVs (multi utility vehicles) in India. A complete grounds-up development of the MUV, the Sumo Grande features the Safari's 2.2 Dicor engine, but with 120 bhp instead of 140 bhp. It features new aggregates, such as new front and rear suspension, a longer wheelbase, more space on the inside and new interiors with improved fit and finish. Developed over a span of two years, the Sumo Grande is positioned as an urban utility vehicle, that will take on Mahindra's Scorpio and the Toyota Innova. It is priced between Rs 6.50-7.50 lakh, ex-showroom, New Delhi, and is available in three trim levels.