Tata Yodha Pickup

Tata Yodha Pickup Key Features

Tata Yodha Pickup Variants

The Tata Yodha Pickup is offered in 17 variants - the base model of Tata Yodha Pickup is 907458 and the top variant is 1094920 which come with 100 HP, 250 Nm, 45 L, 3490 Kg and 1700 Kg.

Tata Yodha Pickup Detailed Overview

• Engine and Performance

  Powering the Tata Yodha is a capable 2.2-litre four-cylinder diesel engine, which has remained a mainstay in Tata Motors’ lineup for a long time in its commercial vehicle lineup. This engine is coupled to a 5-speed manual gearbox and produces a maximum power output of 100 PS, while its peak torque output is rated at 250 Nm.

  Summary

  With a peak torque output of 250 Nm, the Tata Yodha has got a potent diesel engine to sustain heavy load conditions with ease while on the go.

• Suspension and Brakes

  Like most cost-effective compact commercial vehicles, the Tata Yodha also gets a leaf spring suspension setup at both front and rear. The Tata Yodha gets semi-elliptical leaf springs with six leaves at the front and innovative two-stage semi-elliptical leaf springs with nine springs at the rear. With anti-roll bars present at the front, the Yodha comes equipped with hydraulic twin-pot disc brakes at the front and drum brakes at the rear. The Tata Yodha gets 215/75 R16 tyres, which are among the largest for a compact commercial vehicle in the Indian market.

  Summary

  The innovative two-stage semi-elliptical leaf springs with nine springs at the rear of the Tata Yodha is a one-of-a-kind suspension setup.

• Payload

  The Tata Yodha measures 5,350mm long, 1,860mm wide and 1,810mm tall, while having a log wheelbase of 3,150mm and a ground clearance of 210mm. These dimensions make it big enough, and the high ground clearance makes it capable to go over broken roads and small obstacles without breaking a sweat. Weighing 1,790 kg, the Tata Yodha has a payload capacity of 1,700 kg.

  Summary

  The payload capacity of 1,700 kg and ground clearance of 210 mm is a couple of best-in-class traits, which the Tata Yodha possesses.

• Exterior

  The overall design of the Tata Yodha cannot be said all-new, as it is based on the Tata 207 DI pickup and Xenon pickup from the past. However, compared to its two predecessors, the Tata Yodha has a slightly tweaked design for its front grille, which now looks smaller and gets triple chrome slats across it. The trapezoidal headlamps somehow look familiar and get clear-lens treatment for the turn indicators present within them. The front bumper looks rugged and gets blacked-out housings for the fog lamps.

  Summary

  The overall design of the Tata Yodha looks very much similar to the Tata 207 and Xenon from the past, but it gets its own set of visual tweaks, which are very minor in appearance.

• Interior

  Like the exterior, the interior of the Tata Yodha also looks very familiar, as it is heavily borrowed from its recent predecessor, the Tata Xenon. The cabin has an all-grey appeal, and has a very basic layout for the dashboard, with the centre console housing the AC vents at the top and a 1-DIN audio system below it. The four-spoke steering wheel is tilt-adjustable and gets a twin-pod instrument console.

  Summary

  The cabin of the Tata Yodha looks heavily inspired by the Tata Xenon, and gets a basic-looking all-grey theme for it.

• Features

  For its price, the Tata Yodha is decently equipped with bare essentials like manual air conditioning, a 1-DIN audio system and a tilt-adjustable steering wheel. It also feels practical with a closed glovebox on the co-passenger side, open cubbyholes in the centre console and flat laydown adjustable seat.

  Summary

  The flat laydown adjustable seats and closed glovebox on the co-passenger side of the dashboard make the Tata Yodha very practical on the inside.

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