| Make
|
Tata |
| Model |
Cliffrider |
| Concept
year |
2006 |
| Production
year |
- |
| Engine |
V6 |
The
Tata Cliffrider concept was a oddly proportioned pickup
truck which was displayed at the 2006 Geneva Motor Show.
The Cliffrider was an evolution of the Tata Crossover
concept which had been unveiled a year earlier. Tata described
the Cliffrider's shape as a high-slung sedan, which is
a little incorrect as it's more of a MPV/light truck.
The Tata Cliffrider featured a small cargo bed at the
rear, and a four-door, four-seat passenger compartment.
The interior had plenty of light thanks to large windows
and two transparent roof panels. For additional storage
and hauling, the Tata Cliffrider featured a roof rack
which ran the length of the vehicle - including the rear
cargo area.
Powering the Tata Cliffrider concept was a V6 engine which
sent its power to all four wheels.
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