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Ashok Leyland Stile Revealed
Ashok Leyland has officially pulled the wraps off its rebadged Evalia model, the Stile MPV. The unveiling was done yesterday by Carlos Ghosn, CEO of Renault-Nissan Alliance. Ashok Leyland Stile will go on sale in time for the festive season later this year.
Unlike
the
Nissan
Evalia,
Stile
will
be
an
out
and
out
commercial
vehicle.
The
pricing
and
the
positioning
of
the
vehicle
means
it
is
suitable
to
be
used
for
hotel
shuttles,
taxi
services,
ambulances,
panel
vans,
courier
services,
intercity
and
intracity
travel.
G.P Hinduja, Chairman Hinduja Group and Carlos Ghosn, CEO of Nissan Motor Company.
Ashok Leyland Stile looks exactly the same as the Evalia, except for the headlamps, the front grille and bumper, which are new. AL has tried to further differentiate the Stile from its more upmarket cousin by dressing it differently, with colourful body graphics.
In the Stile MPV the Renault 1.5-litre K9K diesel engine finds yet another home. In addition, AL will also offer a petrol engined CNG hybrid model. Transmission will a 5 speed manual unit.
Stile MPV will be made available in both 7 and 8 seater configuration. There is one other change over the Evalia which, in some ways, is quite significant. The second row seats of Stile have sliding windows, unlike the Evalia.
Pricing for Stile has not been revealed yet.
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