Tata Indigo

The Tata Indigo is a compact four-door sedan that Tata Motors produced in India from 2002, built as the saloon version of the Tata Indica supermini. It shared much of its design with the Indica but had a longer wheelbase, a 450 litre boot, and turbo-diesel and petrol engine options. A design refresh in 2006 gave it double-barrelled headlamps, fog lamps and fabric interiors, and that car became the base for the Indigo Marina station wagon, the long-wheelbase Indigo XL and the sub-four-metre Indigo CS. In 2009 Tata introduced the larger Indigo Manza as a second generation sedan on a different platform, while the Indigo eCS stayed in production. The article gives the production years of the Indigo line as 2002 through 2016.