To date, CNG cars have been offered in the same boring, unattractive colours with barely any features to begin with. Queuing up at CNG pumps behind commercial vehicles has certainly not helped with its market appeal. But Tata Motors is looking to change this perception and brings in its Tiago with a factory-fitted CNG kit, which is not only offered with multiple variants, and new colours, but also packs in several features that one would find in a top-spec version. We recently drove the newly launched Tata Tiago CNG, or the iCNG, as the company likes to call it, and came out quite surprised. Watch our review to find out more.
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