Tata Worker Bakkie Upgraded

Gero Lilleike

25 Nov 2016

Tata Worker Bakkie Upgraded

Tata has enhanced its one-ton Worker 207DI EX2 workhorse bakkie with the addition of visual and practical improvements.

The Tata 207DI EX2 workhorse bakkie has been refined and now features bold decals seen on the side of the vehicle as well as on the bonnet. The wheels have also received re-styled wheel covers and a cab protector has been added to the specification too. Buyers will also find comfort in the newly-fitted cloth-trimmed bucket seats. The 207DI EX2 workhorse bakkie still offers the same drop-side load bay with a flat floor, allowing for easy loading of large and bulky items.

“We have managed to retain the selling price at a very competitive R169 995 despite the added specification, as part of our aim to offer value-for-money to buyers of Tata vehicles,” explained Larry Da Costa, General Manager Sales and Operations of Accordian Investments, a subsidiary of Imperial, which markets and distributes Tata passenger cars and light commercial vehicles in South Africa.

The Tata 207DI EX2 workhorse will appeal to big or small businesses and it’s powered by a 3.0-litre turbodiesel engine offering 52 kW and 225 Nm of torque. A 5-speed manual transmission is standard.

Tata Worker – Price in South Africa

Tata Worker 207DI EX2 – R169 995

The Tata Worker is sold with a 3-year/100 000 km warranty and roadside assistance.

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Gero Lilleike

Gero Lilleike

Gero Lilleike is a published writer and photographer with most of his work appearing in the fields of travel and motoring. Gero has worked as a motoring journalist for Cars.co.za for the past 8 years and takes every opportunity to go on an adventure whether it be offroad or in the ocean. For Gero, a car's worth is measured by how many surfboards it's able to carry.

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