The Tata Vista gets cosmetic changes and a new LX trim

The Tata Vista, one of the most affordable models in the A-segment, receives a series of updates to its design, with the addition of a new trim. The new variant, which will be called LX, will come with more standard equipment, while the well-known LS version will continue to be sold in our country, just as it has until now.

The cosmetic changes to the Tata Vista affect the front end, with a front bumper that will be more prominent. The headlights are also new, highlighting the difference between the dipped and main beams, and they feature coloured indicator lights. In the grille, we find horizontal chrome slats matching the central Tata logo. On the side of the Vista, new door protection mouldings are added, and the LX version features new alloy wheels. At the rear, the lights have a black tint, along with a new black moulding below the rear window.

The LX version includes side airbags, alloy wheels, an integrated radio/CD player with steering-wheel controls, electrically adjustable driver’s seat height, a leather gear lever knob, and electrically adjustable exterior mirrors. The LX version is priced at 7,710 euros, or 6,450 with the Plan Prima Aire.

Mechanically, the Tata Vista will keep the Safire petrol engine with 1,368 cubic centimetres and four cylinders, producing 75 CV, with MPFI multipoint electronic fuel injection. Tata states that it reaches a top speed of 170 km/h, with homologated combined-cycle consumption of 5.9 litres per 100 km.

Tata also reports that all TATA models in Spain come with a three-year warranty or 100,000 kilometres. They also include three years of 24-hour roadside assistance in collaboration with RACC.

With air conditioning, four electric windows, power steering, and central locking, among other features, the LS version keeps its price and will be sold in Spain for 6,960 euros. If you qualify for the Plan Prima Aire, the price of the LS will drop to 5,700 euros thanks to the incentives currently in force.