Joining the likes of Xenons and Safaris, the 2011 edition of Raid de Himalayas will see an addition of a new terrain-blazer to the Tata Motors Full Throttle stable – The Sumo Grande.
So will the Grande get a 4×4 avatar? Well this seems to be a no as the vehicle is powerful enough and may not compete in the extreme categories.
This bold step will definitely help Tata to market the Grande as more of a Mahindra Scorpio/Bolero competitor which help the Grande brand get more numbers.
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