Tata Motors has introduced its latest offering in the commercial passenger segment the Tata Winger Plus, a 9-seater van designed for staff travel, corporate shuttles, and tourism. Priced at ₹20.60 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), the Winger Plus combines comfort, practicality, and smart technology, making it a strong contender in India’s growing people-mover market.
Comfortable Travel for Every Passenger
The Winger Plus is built with passenger comfort at its core. The van comes with reclining captain seats that include adjustable armrests, giving every rider more space and ease on long journeys. To keep devices charged on the go, individual USB charging ports have been added for each seat, while dedicated AC vents ensure passengers stay cool even in peak summers. The van also offers a large luggage area, which makes it a good fit for airport transfers, corporate team outings, and group tours. Tata has clearly tried to create an experience that feels closer to a private coach than a regular commercial van.
Powerful Engine with a Smooth Ride
Under the hood, the new Winger Plus is powered by a 2.2-litre DICOR diesel engine, producing 100 horsepower and 200 Nm of torque. This ensures enough strength for highway runs and hilly terrains while still being fuel-efficient. The vehicle is built on a monocoque chassis, a feature that helps reduce vibrations and makes the ride smoother for both drivers and passengers. Compared to body-on-frame rivals, this design gives the Winger Plus a clear advantage in overall comfort and handling.
Technology That Helps Fleet Owners
Tata Motors has equipped the Winger Plus with its connected technology platform, Fleet Edge. This system allows fleet operators to track their vehicles in real time, monitor performance, and even predict maintenance needs. For businesses running multiple vans, this means lower downtime, better driver accountability, and improved profitability. In today’s competitive transport industry, these digital features can make a big difference in keeping costs down while keeping passengers happy.
Meeting India’s Growing Travel Needs
India’s cities and travel hubs are seeing higher demand for safe and comfortable group transport. Whether it’s office employees commuting daily or tourists heading to hill stations, operators are looking for vehicles that balance reliability with a premium feel. At the launch, Tata Motors’ Vice President, Anand S, highlighted that the Winger Plus is designed to “deliver superior comfort to passengers while offering great value to operators.” The van is expected to go head-to-head with the Force Traveller, which has long dominated this category.
Why the Winger Plus Could Be a Smart Choice
With a competitive price tag of ₹20.60 lakh, the Winger Plus offers a mix of luxury, efficiency, and technology that wasn’t easily available in this segment before. For operators, it promises low running costs and higher returns, while passengers get a comfortable and modern travel experience. Whether used for daily staff transportation, tourist shuttles, or premium group travel, the new Winger Plus looks set to create a strong presence in India’s commercial van market.