Tata Zest

Tata Motors has launched a special edition of the Zest compact sedan called the Zest Premio. Priced at Rs. 7.53 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), the Zest Premio is only available with a diesel engine option.

Under its ‘Mega Offer Max Celebration campaign’, the homegrown manufacturer is offering a buy a Tata car at a down payment of just 1 rupee while savings up to Rs 1 lakh are on offer across different models and variants.

The Tata Zest sub-4 metre sedan has scored a four-star adult occupant safety rating during the Global NCAP crash test. Global NCAP, an independent

Tata announces price hike for passenger cars during festive season. Tata Motors has announced that the car maker will rising prices of its entire

Tata Motors introduces 'Har Week Diwali' festive offer for new car buyers. There may still be some time left for the festival season to arrive, but Tata Motors has decided to start the celebrations a bit early this year.

Lower-spec 74bhp Tata Zest diesel version now offered with mid-range XM and XMS variants.  Tata Motors has decided to add more variants to the entry

Tata packs in 10 new features on the XMS variant of the Zest anniversry edition to celebrate its one year anniversary In the build up towards the

We evaluated the Maruti Suzuki Swift, Honda Amaze, Hyundai Elite i20, Volkswagen Polo, Swift Dzire, Fiat Abarth Punto, Tata Bolt, Zest, and Hyundai Xcent for a sizeable comparison at the BIC. Read it here.

The Zest and Bolt seem to have brought Tata Motors back into the game. The resulting sigh of relief at Bombay House is palpable. You can’t blame them really, there was a lot riding on these two models.

We lined up the Maruti Suzuki Swift, Hyundai Elite i20, Tata Bolt, Tata Zest, Hyundai Xcent, Maruti Suzuki Dzire, Honda Amaze, Volkswagen Polo, and Vento for a comparison at the BIC. Here's how it went.