Tata 1210

The Tata 1210 2.5L CRDi was introduced in 2006, incorporating advanced Common Rail Direct Injection (CRDi) technology for enhanced fuel efficiency and lower emissions. This variant is powered by a 2500 cc diesel engine generating approximately 85 horsepower. It features improved ride quality and cargo space, catering to modern logistics needs. The variant was discontinued in 2015 as Tata shifted focus to newer models.

The Tata 1210 3.0L Diesel was introduced in 1954 as one of the first variants in the Tata 1210 lineup. It features a 3000 cc diesel engine producing approximately 65 horsepower, paired with a manual transmission. This truck variant was widely used for commercial purposes and was known for its durability and efficiency. It served as a workhorse in various industries and laid the foundation for future developments in the Tata 1210 range.

The Tata 1210 4.0L Diesel was introduced in 1986, enhancing the power and performance of the original model. This variant is equipped with a more powerful 4000 cc diesel engine that produces around 90 horsepower, making it suitable for heavier loads. It maintained the robust truck body style with a focus on reliability and was popular among fleet operators. This variant was discontinued in 1995 as Tata introduced newer models.

The Tata 1210 2.0L Turbo Diesel was launched in 1996 as part of a modernization effort. This variant features a 2000 cc turbocharged diesel engine that delivers around 75 horsepower, providing improved torque and fuel efficiency. The turbocharger allowed for better performance during heavy loading conditions. This truck variant was aimed at small to medium-sized businesses and was phased out in 2005.