As per the Global NCAP, the Tata Tiago is presently the safest car in the series. A lot of Tata Tiago Owners have also applauded the making quality of the car on various social media platforms.
The Story Of Tata Tiago’s Owner
An owner, named Sathya Prakash Reddy, revealed his story in the owner’s group of Tata Tiago.
Sathya Prakash Reddy bought his Tata Tiago in October 2020. One day he was going from Ahmedabad to Hyderabad in his Tata Tiago with two of his friends. During the journey, Sathya lost control of his car because of a crater that he wasn’t able to see.
He changed the direction of his car swiftly, resulting in the car rolling more than four times. The damage to the car was boundless, resulting in the roof caving in.
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Soon after the accident, Sathya was not that conscious and the locals helped to rescue him. Reportedly, he has not suffered any major injuries. He only went by a few flesh wounds on his right hand.
Two of his friends were hit by a minor scratcher but were not harmed extensively. Despite the seriousness of the accident, Sathya trusts that he would not have been alive if he had driven a car from another brand.
Sathya accepts that he was not giving attention on the road and while he witnessed a pothole on the road, he shifted the direction. At that time, the speed of the car was 100 mph when the accident happened.
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After the control of the vehicle was lost, it resulted in the rolling of the car many times.
Sathya was very much impressed by the making quality of the car and also he purchased another Tata Tiago in no time. As per the Global NCAP, Tata Tiago falls under the safest hatchback following the Altroz. The car also holds a 4-star rating.
The safety features of the car include dual airbags, ABS, and many more things. If you take a look over the owner’s group of Tiago on social media platforms many Tata Tiago owners have shared their stories, similar to this.
Conclusion
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At a time when the Indian Government made safety standard rules for all new cars, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) secretary has shown concerns regarding makers selling cars with fewer safety measures in India if we compare it to their export models.
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As a segment of enhancing the making quality and making cars safer, the government has imposed safety norms that are mostly applicable to every car maker. Before this, features such as ABS and airbags were not given as standard features.
With the imposition of new rules, things are getting better.
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