Car enthusiasts, even today, are eager to get their hands on one of these machines—better still if they can park one in their garages.
Hyderabad: One cannot simply list the best discontinued Indian SUVs without featuring the iconic Tata Sumo! Such has been the craze surrounding this legendary vehicle.
The Sumo, an epitome of ruggedness and versatility, redefined the Indian car market in many ways. Its robust stance, majestic road presence, and never-say-die character enabled owners to clock hundreds of thousands of kilometers on Indian roads in the late ’90s and early 2000s. This legacy has earned the Sumo a prominent place in automotive history.
Car enthusiasts, even today, are eager to get their hands on one of these machines—better still if they can park one in their garages.
Named after Sumant Moolgaokar, widely regarded as the architect of Tata Motors’ success, the Sumo was launched in 1994 and enjoyed a successful run until 2019, when it was discontinued.
If reports are to be believed, Tata Motors is planning to re-launch the Sumo this year, equipped with contemporary features to meet the expectations of modern customers. If it happens, this move will add another feather to Tata Motors’ illustrious cap, further cementing its reputation for producing safe and stylish vehicles.
According to reports, the new Tata Sumo will be packed with advanced features while staying true to its rugged and reliable reputation. The SUV is expected to maintain its off-road capabilities, enhanced by modern technology.
The automaker is also likely to focus heavily on comfortable interiors and advanced safety systems, as seen in its recent lineup of vehicles.
The Sumo is estimated to come with a competitive price tag ranging between ₹10 to ₹15 lakh. This reliable workhorse is expected to attract a wide range of buyers, including off-road enthusiasts and families.
