Tata Motors has introduced a new range of Super Milo bus chassis across the country. The Super Milo range is available in two variants — City and Highway — each with customised parameters calibrated for their individual applications.

Both variants are powered by the BS II complaint 697 TCIC 130 HP engine. The higher power and better torque at a lower engine rpm -- 130 HP@2400 rpm and a torque of 410 Nm@1400-1700 rpm -- result in better pick up, and more mileage. In a scenario of rising fuel and input prices, this range should offer better fuel efficiency, and lower maintenance costs, resulting in higher profitability to the operator. Both variants are powered by BS II complaint 697 TCIC 130 HP engine. The higher power and better torque at a lower engine rpm — 130 HP@2400 rpm and torque of 410 Nm@1400-1700 rpm — result in better pick up, and more mileage, the company claimed. The vehicle’s key features include exclusive drivelines (gear box & rear axle) for different applications; radial tyres — for better comfort, safety and mileage; organic clutch with booster assist — for longer clutch life, enhanced driver comfort, and reduced driver fatigue; bigger air intake system — for proper combustion of fuel, resulting in better fuel mileage; improved oil change period of 18,000 kms for city, and 36,000 kms for highway applications, resulting in lower maintenance costs. The bus range comes with engine warranty of two years or 200.000 kilometres, and a chassis warranty of 1.5 years or 150.000 kilometres.