The auto industry is constantly bringing new products in the Indian market and is also shutting down some old models. Car manufacturers also discontinue its old models because their sales are also constantly falling. However, since the introduction of the concept model of Tata Seirra at Auto Expo 2020, pictures of some old vehicles will also be coming in the minds of people. Let's know in full detail
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Tata Sumo: Tata Sumo, known as Tata's economical and powerful vehicle in the vehicle market, was discontinued only last year. The SUV ruled the Indian market for nearly 25 years and was first introduced in 1994 as a 10-seater version and rear-wheel drive car. The Sumo did not meet BS6 emission standards and the older vehicle was the Tata Sumo Gold, which was given a 3.0-liter diesel engine and this engine generates 85 PS of power and 250 Nm of torque. Its price ranged from Rs 7.39 lakh to Rs 8.77 lakh.
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Toyota Qualis: Toyota Qualis used to be a very popular SUV in the Indian market, especially in rural areas. In South Asian markets, it was sold under the name Kijang. It was first introduced in 1999 and many people started using it as taxis and fleet operators. The Qualis was discontinued in the Indian market in 2005 as many modern vehicles started making an impact in its sales and then the company launched the Innova, which has been a very popular MPV till date. However, many people miss its boxy style.
