Updated Tata Punch Now More Fuel Efficient Than Before | V3Cars

22 March 2023
By Amit Saraswat
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Tata Motors recently updated the Punch with a BS6 phase-2 compliant 1.2L normal petrol engine. The new engine option not only offers better refinement and noise vibration harshness (NVH) levels but also improved fuel efficiency.

Updated Tata Punch Fuel Efficiency

Take a look at the fuel efficiency figures of the updated Tata Punch SUV:

2023 TATA PUNCH FUEL EFFICIENCY
Powertrain	2023 Punch	Difference	2022 Punch
Petrol MT	20.10kmpl	1.13kmpl	18.97kmpl
Petrol AMT	18.82kmpl	-	18.82kmpl

While Tata have updated both the petrol manual and petrol automatic powertrains of the Tata Punch, only the petrol manual powertrain delivers improved fuel efficiency. The 1.2L petrol manual powertrain of the Punch now delivers 1.13kmpl more than the older model. The automated manual transmission (AMT), on the other hand, delivers the same 18.82kmpl as before.

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Updated Tata Punch Powertrain Details

Take a look at the powertrain details of the updated Punch SUV:

UPDATED TATA PUNCH POWERTRAIN DETAILS
Powertrain	1.2L Normal Petrol
Displacement	1199cc 3cyl
Power	88PS @ 6000rpm
Torque	115Nm @ 3250rpm
Transmission	5-speed MT/AMT

With the BS6 phase-2 update, the 1.2L normal petrol engine of the Punch produces slightly more power than the older model. The power and torque outputs of the updated engine stand at 88PS and 115Nm respectively. Furthermore, Tata have also tuned the engine to deliver better low end performance and reduced NVH levels.

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Along with the update, Tata Motors recently announced a longer standard warranty for their entire range of cars and SUVs. The Punch is now offered with a 3 year/1 lakh km warranty compared to the earlier 2 year/75,000km standard warranty.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Amit Saraswat

Born and brought up in Agra, he grew up reading magazines more than textbooks. With a keen interest in cars, he decided to make his future in automotive journalism and is currently helping in content at V3Cars.

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