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Tata Aria Pleasure 4x2
Aria Pleasure 4x2 overview
| Engine | 2179 cc |
| Power | 147.9 bhp |
| Seating Capacity | 7 |
| Transmission | Manual |
| Fuel | Diesel |
- Parking Sensors
- Rear AC Vents
- Tumble Fold Seats
- Key Specifications
- Top Features
Tata Aria Pleasure 4x2 price
| Ex-Showroom Price | Rs.13,20,529 |
| RTO | Rs.1,65,066 |
| Insurance The Insurance amount is calculated based the engine size/battery size of the car and also different for metro cities and other cities. It can also differ from dealer to dealer depending on the insurance provider & commissions. | Rs.80,146 |
| Others TCS Charges:Rs.13,205 | Rs.13,205 |
| On-Road Price in New Delhi | Rs.15,78,946 |
Aria Pleasure 4x2 Review
Tata Motors has launched the refreshed version of its multi-purpose vehicle, Tata Aria in the country's car market. It is being sold in three variants and among them Tata Aria Pleasure 4x2 is the mid level trim. The company has given this variant some additional features, which are 2-DIN music system, a multifunctional steering wheel with audio and call control buttons, roof storage bins, a big glove box with cooling effect, rear wiper and defogger, reverse parking sensors and dual front airbags. Apart from these, the exteriors have been refurbished with new chrome treated door handles and radiator grille and a pair of body colored roof rails, which make its look refined. The braking mechanism is enhanced by anti lock braking system along with EBD. Under the hood, this variant is powered by a slightly tweaked 2.2-litre VARICOR diesel engine, which displaces 2179cc. This new power plant can now churn out an extra 10.89bhp than its previous version. With the help of a five speed manual transmission gear box, this motor can attain a maximum speed of 162 Kmph, which is rather good for this segment. At the same time, it can cross the speed barrier of 100 Kmph from a standstill in about 14 seconds. On the other hand, the company also provides one year or 50000 Kms warranty on this vehicle for attracting the buyers.
Exteriors:
The exterior appearance is brilliantly defined this trim is fitted with a number of striking features, which makes it look more stylish. The massive radiator grille has a lot of chrome treatment on it and it is embedded with a company logo in the center. This grille is surrounded with dual barrel headlamps with projector beam. The body colored bumper is incorporated with an air dam and a set of bright fog lamps. The large windscreen is integrated with a couple of intermittent wipers. Coming to the side profile, it has chrome plated door handles and body colored external rear view mirrors. These electrically adjustable ORVMs are integrated with side turn blinker. It also has a pair of body colored roof rails, side moldings and chrome waistline on windows. The pronounced wheel arches are fitted with a sturdy set of 16 inch steel wheels that are covered with 235/70 R16 sized tubeless radial tyres. The rear end is very elegantly designed with a chrome plated boot lid, body colored bumper with fog lamps and a radiant clear lens taillight cluster. The windscreen has a defogger along with wash and wipe function. Apart from these, it also has a high mounted brake light, stylish body decals and chrome treated exhaust pipe.
Interiors:
The dual tone internal cabin of this this Tata Aria Pleasure 4x2 trim is incorporated with wide seats, which are covered with new beige fabric upholstery. Then it is bestowed with chrome accentuated inside door handles, a multifunctional steering wheel, which has audio control buttons, day and night internal rear view mirror and all four power windows with driver side auto down function. The two tone dashboard is fitted with AC vents, instrument panel and a big glove box with cooling effect. Apart from these, it also has roof storage bins with goggle cases, cup and bottle holders, map pockets in all door doors for keeping some smaller things, sun visor with passenger side vanity mirror, remote fuel lid opener, height adjustable driver seat and a 12V power outlet for charging gadgets. The advanced instrument cluster is equipped with a digital clock, low fuel warning light, a tachometer, multi-tripmeter , digital odometer, driver seat belt warning and door ajar notification.
Engine and Performance:
This variant is fitted with a powerful 2.2-litre VARICOR diesel engine, which is integrated with 4-cylinders and 16-valves . This DOHC based power plant can displace 2179cc and it is mated with a five speed manual transmission gear box. It can churn out a maximum power of 147.9bhp at 4000rpm in combination with 320Nm of torque between 1500to 3000rpm. With a common rail based direct injection fuel supply system, this diesel mill allows it to generate close to 15.05 Kmpl on the bigger roads and 12.8 Kmpl in the city traffic.
Braking and Handling:
The front axle of this Tata Aria Pleasure 4x2 trim is assembled with an independent double wishbone type of mechanism, while the rear axle is fitted with a five link suspension. This mechanism is further accompanied by coil springs. On the other hand, it is blessed with a rack and pinion based power assisted steering system, which is tilt adjustable and makes the handling comfortable. The front wheels are equipped with ventilated disc brakes with twin pot caliper and the rear ones are fitted with a set of conventional disc brakes. This braking mechanism is augmented by ABS along with electronic brake force distribution.
Comfort Features:
The car manufacturer has given this variant a number of refined features. Some of them are dual AC vents with a heater, ultrasonic reverse guide system and keyless entry with remote integrated key. Then for enhancing the ambiance of the cabin, it has an advanced 2-DIN music system, which is equipped with CD/MP3 player, radio along with six speakers. It also has USB and Aux-in interface on the center console. Additionally, this variant is bestowed with follow me headlamps, rear center armrest, electrically adjustable outside rear view mirrors, reading lamp, adjustable rear seat headrest and driver seat with adjustment function.
Safety Features:
This MPV is blessed with a number of protective aspects, which provide a stress free driving experience. It comes with a hydro-form chassis frame and reinforced body construction, which enhances the safety of the occupants sitting inside. It also has airbag for driver and front co-passenger, ABS along with EBD, an advanced engine immobilizer with perimetric alarm function, central locking system, seat belts for all passengers along with driver seat belt warning and rear windscreen has a defogger along with wash and wipe function.
Pros:
1. Spacious internal cabin with lots of comfort features.
2. Advanced safety aspects.
Cons:
1. Price tag can be more competitive.
2. Engine sound and vibration can be reduced.
Aria Pleasure 4x2 specifications & features
Engine & Transmission
| Engine Type | VARICOR Diesel Engine |
| Displacement | 2179 cc |
| Max Power | 147.9bhp@4000rpm |
| Max Torque | 320Nm@1500-3000rpm |
| No. of Cylinders | 4 |
| Valves Per Cylinder | 4 |
| Valve Configuration | DOHC |
| Fuel Supply System | CRDI |
| Turbo Charger | Yes |
| Super Charge | No |
| Transmission Type | Manual |
| Gearbox | 5 Speed |
| Drive Type | FWD |
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Fuel & Performance
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Diesel Mileage ARAI | 15.05 kmpl |
| Diesel Fuel Tank Capacity | 60 Litres |
| Emission Norm Compliance | BS IV |
| Top Speed | 160 kmph |
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Suspension, Steering & Brakes
| Front Suspension | Independent Double Wishbone With Coil Spring |
| Rear Suspension | 5 Link |
| Shock Absorbers Type | Coil Spring |
| Steering Type | Power |
| Turning Radius | 5.6 meters |
| Front Brake Type | Ventilated Disc |
| Rear Brake Type | Disc |
| Acceleration | 14 Seconds |
| 0-100kmph | 14 Seconds |
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Dimensions & Capacity
| Length | 4780 mm |
| Width | 1895 mm |
| Height | 1780 mm |
| Seating Capacity | 7 |
| Ground Clearance Unladen | 200 mm |
| Wheel Base | 2850 mm |
| Kerb Weight | 1650 kg |
| Gross Weight | 2850 kg |
| No. of Doors | 5 |
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Comfort & Convenience
| Power Steering | |
| Air Conditioner | |
| Heater | |
| Adjustable Steering | |
| Height Adjustable Driver Seat | |
| Electric Adjustable Seats | |
| Automatic Climate Control | |
| Air Quality Control | |
| Remote Trunk Opener | |
| Remote Fuel Lid Opener | |
| Low Fuel Warning Light | |
| Accessory Power Outlet | |
| Trunk Light | |
| Vanity Mirror | |
| Rear Reading Lamp | |
| Rear Seat Headrest | |
| Rear Seat Centre Arm Rest | |
| Height Adjustable Front Seat Belts | |
| Rear AC Vents | |
| Lumbar Support | |
| Cruise Control | |
| Parking Sensors | Rear |
| Navigation System | |
| Foldable Rear Seat | Bench Folding |
| Smart Access Card Entry | |
| KeyLess Entry | |
| Engine Start/Stop Button | |
| Cooled Glovebox | |
| Voice Commands | |
| Paddle Shifters | |
| Automatic Headlamps | |
| Follow Me Home Headlamps | |
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Interior
| Tachometer | |
| Electronic Multi-Tripmeter | |
| Leather Seats | |
| Fabric Upholstery | |
| Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel | |
| Glove Box | |
| Digital Clock | |
| Outside Temperature Display | |
| Cigarette Lighter | |
| Digital Odometer | |
| Driving Experience Control Eco | |
| Folding Table in The Rear | |
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Exterior
| Adjustable Headlamps | |
| Fog Lights - Front | |
| Fog Lights - Rear | |
| Rain Sensing Wiper | |
| Rear Window Wiper | |
| Rear Window Washer | |
| Rear Window Defogger | |
| Wheel Covers | |
| Alloy Wheels | |
| Power Antenna | |
| Tinted Glass | |
| Rear Spoiler | |
| Roof Carrier | |
| Side Stepper | |
| Outside Rear View Mirror Turn Indicators | |
| Integrated Antenna | |
| Chrome Grille | |
| Chrome Garnish | |
| Smoke Headlamps | |
| Roof Rails | |
| Sun Roof | |
| Tyre Size | 235/70 R16 |
| Tyre Type | Tubeless,Radial |
| Wheel Size | 16 Inch |
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Safety
| Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) | |
| Brake Assist | |
| Central Locking | |
| Power Door Locks | |
| Child Safety Locks | |
| Anti-Theft Alarm | |
| Driver Airbag | |
| Passenger Airbag | |
| Side Airbag | |
| Side Airbag-Rear | |
| Day & Night Rear View Mirror | |
| Passenger Side Rear View Mirror | |
| Xenon Headlamps | |
| Rear Seat Belts | |
| Seat Belt Warning | |
| Door Ajar Warning | |
| Side Impact Beams | |
| Front Impact Beams | |
| Traction Control | |
| Adjustable Seats | |
| Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) | |
| Vehicle Stability Control System | |
| Engine Immobilizer | |
| Crash Sensor | |
| Centrally Mounted Fuel Tank | |
| Engine Check Warning | |
| Clutch Lock | |
| EBD | |
| Rear Camera | |
| Anti-Theft Device | |
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Entertainment & Communication
| Radio | |
| Audio System Remote Control | |
| Integrated 2DIN Audio | |
| USB & Auxiliary input | |
| Bluetooth Connectivity | |
| Touchscreen | |
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- Tata Aria NegativesBefore purchasing Aria I had 1.Mahindra Scorpio which is driven by me for more than 90,000 Kilometer[sold during purchase of Aria] 2.Mahindra Scorpio which is driven by me for 26,000 Kilometers 3.Toyota Innova which is driven by me for about 50,000 Kilometers 4.Apart from the above my company vehicle I have taken for office trips are TATA Indica, Mahindra Scorpio, Pajero, Honda CRV, Sckoda Lura which is driven by me about 5000 Kilometers By the above vehicle description, you can understand that I have a good driving knowledge, experience and knowledge about the four wheel vehicles. My choice to take to this Aria is only because it is top end Indian manufactured model in its class particularly by Tata Motors, even though the price was higher when compared to other company vehicles for top end model . During the tenure of six months I came across so many problems in the vehicle which is enumerated below Problem No.1: Steering is too hard to handle, during drive I started getting shoulder pain Problem No.2: Air Cooler for long trip will start giving sound and cooling effect will come down. Problem No.3: Navigation system is not user friendly Problem No. 4: Cruise control on steering wheel are very hard. Problem No. 5: Pick up is too bad, it is too dangerous while overtaking any vehicle on road. During my trip to Shirdi from Bellary last 300 Kilometers was too bad pick up even in first gear. Problem No.6: Brakes are not comfortable, once the vehicle crosses above 100 kilometers speed. Problem No. 7: Vehicle will not be in driver control when it crosses above 100 kilometers speed. Problem No.8: Till now I had gone for long trips twice in Aria and vehicle has generated TCS EBD fault and it says Restricted performance. During this problem pick up of vehicle even in first gear is too bad. Problem No.9: No comfort for Rear seat passengers when vehicle crosses 100 kilometers speed. Problem No.10: Last Rear seat even one person cannot sit properly [leave about comfortably], even after adjustment of front rear seat. Problem No.11: Mileage of mine Aria is in and around 7 to 8 kilometers per liter. Problem No.12: While filling up of diesel in fuel tank, it will take long time to fill completely i.e. 60 liters. Problem No.13: I had called customer care on the day, when vehicle started giving problem on my way to Bellary from Shirdi. They said that with in 10 minutes technical person will call back me, but till now I have not received call from technical person. For vehicle of this cost, customer never expects this kind of response during road side problems Problem No. 14: From the inception to till date I had received so many calls from Tata Motors taking a feedback on the showroom behavior, but they have never ever asked about the vehicle performance. See I am proud that Tata Motors [Indian car manufacturer] has made a top end car with excellent facilities. But when I started using this Aria I felt that this vehicle is not so worth. You have to understand that this is not Nano, Indica, Vista and price of this Aria is not small. A different class of people will buy this Aria and will assume to utilize the facilities. I am totally upset about this vehicle. You can drive Mahindra Scorpio, Toyota Innova and other vehicle available in the market at this price and see the road grip and performance. I have handed over the Aria in Bhagyodaya Motors Bellary. I want to return back the vehicle.Read MoreWas this review helpful?YesNo
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