Amidst the problems that Tata Nano is facing and the exit of Rajiv Dube, Director-Passenger cars, Tata Motors, the company has launched the new version of its sedan, Indigo in the Indian market.

A move that is considered to heat up the competition in the A3 and A3+ segment, the company has launched an advanced version of 'Indigo CS' in both petrol and diesel modes in the Indian market. The company has priced the product in the range of Rs 4.07 lakh and Rs 5.13 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).

According to the statement issued by the company, the new product i. e. Indigo e-CS has been built on the company's existing Indigo platform and will be coming as a successor to the compact sedan Indigo CS that was available for sale till the new product made its inroads in the Indian market.

As per the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI), the diesel version of the product that is fitted with the 1.4 litre CR4 common rail engine gives a superb mileage of 23.03 kilometres per litre that is considered as the highest among sedans in the Indian market.