Tata Punch Petrol 2025
Engine Capacity
Power
Torque
Speed
150 kmph
Transmission
5-speed MT / 5-speed AT
Drive Type
Price Range
Overview
Looking for a compact SUV that can manage city chaos and Sri Lanka’s bumpy roads? The 2025 Tata Punch is available in both petrol and EV versions, but we will focus on the petrol variant here. It features bold styling, strong safety features, and a practical size that suits Colombo traffic and rural routes. As an entry-level petrol SUV, it offers great value without sacrificing essential comfort or reliability.
Top Features
Rearview cameraLED headlights with DRLElectronic stability controlHill Hold ControlRear Air VentsUSB/Aux inputsWireless charging padRear parking sensors2 airbags
Pros
Ground clearance of about 187 mm helps in flooded streets and rural roadsCompact size (length about 3,827 mm) makes parking in Colombo easierThe 1.2 litre engine provides good performance for its class, with smooth idle and decent pickupAccording to the widely cited Global NCAP test, the Punch platform scored five stars for adult protection
Cons
Performance is modest. It takes longer than many would prefer to go from 0 to 100 km/h for highway overtakingOwners in Tata user communities mention that the AMT can feel less smooth than a traditional automaticThe rear space is okay, but it may feel tight for three adults during long ridesThe service and spare-part network in Sri Lanka may not be as effective as that of larger brands. Parts may cost more or take longer to obtainDriver Insights
4
out of 5
Local users in Sri Lanka say that the Punch mainly attracts city buyers who want the SUV appearance while navigating crowded streets, narrow lanes, and occasional floods. They point out that while several brands provide small crossovers, the Punch is unique due to its taller stance and striking design.
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