Tata Motors introduces first-in-its-segment, Magic Bi-Fuel to commemorate 4 lakh customer milestone
The Magic-Bi-Fuel is powered by a 694cc engine and comes with 60-litre CNG tank along with 5-litre petrol tank, with a cumulative range of ~380 kilometres on a single fill.
Tata Motors, the country's largest commercial vehicle manufacturer has introduced a new variant of Magic Bi-Fuel, to celebrate the milestone of 4 lakh customers.
Anand S, Vice President and Head – Passenger Business, Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles said, "To commemorate this milestone, we are happy to introduce the first-in-its-segment Magic Bi-Fuel that couples the benefits of CNG with an extended range of petrol. The new variant is engineered to address the evolving transportation needs and further improve the profitability and convenience for our customers. We are thankful for the support and loyalty of our customers and we remain dedicated to continue providing superior mobility solutions."
The Tata Magic comes equipped with an array of value-added features such as an Eco switch, gearshift advisor and enhanced driver ergonomics, all aimed at reducing the total cost of ownership. The Magic is perfectly suited for student and staff transportation, and last-mile mobility.
The Magic-Bi-Fuel is powered by a 694cc engine and comes with 60-litre CNG tank along with 5-litre petrol tank, with a cumulative range of ~380 kilometres on a single fill. Offering unparalleled performance and low maintenance costs, the Magic comes with an exceptional warranty of 2 years or 72,000 km.
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