<p></p><p>1) Shockingly, the automatic variants don't get TCS (Traction Control System), ESP (Electronic Stability Program), HDC (Hill Descent Control) and BA (Brake Assist), even in the top-end trim!<br></p><p>2) The car tips weighing scale at over 2.2 tons, Tata Motors is known to use metal quite generously! Construction, as a result, is quite abuse friendly.</p><p>3) Steering telescopic adjustment, PEPS (Passive Entry Push-button Start) and sunroof are given a miss, but considering the price tag, these features should trickle down.</p><p>4) Tata Hexa design had inputs from Italy, UK and India. No wonder, Hexa looks impressive and pleasing to the eye and more so when we consider that it's a thorough evolution on Aria.</p><p>5) Drive modes namely Auto, Comfort, Rough Road and Dynamic are neither available in the base variant nor in the automatic variants. &nbsp;However, the automatic variants get Sports Mode.</p><p>6) Super comfortable Captain seats, in the middle row, are available only in the top-end, XT, trims.</p><p>7) Tata has generously equipped Hexa on the whole, with features like 8-way adjustable driver’s seat, height adjustable front seatbelts, puddle lamps, follow-me-home headlights, projector headlamps, 3-Row AC vents, rear Fog Lamps, LED tail lights and cooled glovebox as a part of standard equipment.</p><p>8) Only base variant gets 148 HP/320Nm Varicor 320 engine tune, rest all variants have a higher state of tune engine Varicor 400 rated at 154 HP/400 Nm.</p><p>9) Hexa is available with 16" and 19" wheels depending on trim, 19" being the largest in its price bracket. Even premium SUV like Fortuner offers 17" and 18" wheels.</p><p>10) Tata's standard warranty is 3 years/1,00,000 kms. The option to extend the warranty for additional 2 years is offered. Plus, AMC packages are also offered in two avatars, Gold and silver. The former even includes unexpected repairs.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p></p>