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Explore the Performance, Features, and Pricing of Tata’s High-Capacity Mining and Construction Truck.
The Tata Signa 4825.TK is a high-performance tipper truck designed for heavy-duty applications in construction, mining, and infrastructure development. As one of India’s largest tippers, it offers substantial payload capacity and robust engineering to handle demanding tasks.
Engine and Performance
Powered by a Cummins ISBe 6.7-liter BS6-compliant diesel engine, the Signa 4825.TK delivers 250 horsepower and 950 Nm of torque. This engine is paired with a G1150 9-speed manual transmission, featuring a crawler gear and one reverse gear, ensuring optimal power delivery and control across various terrains.
Tata Signa 4825.TK Design and Build
The truck’s design emphasizes durability and efficiency. It features a heavy-duty straight frame with riveted and bolted cross members, enhancing structural integrity. The aerodynamic design reduces drag, contributing to better fuel efficiency. The cabin is spacious and ergonomically designed, offering a comfortable environment for drivers during long hauls.
Suspension and Handling
Equipped with a parabolic leaf spring suspension in the front and a semi-elliptical leaf spring in the rear, the Signa 4825.TK provides stability and superior load-carrying capacity. An optional bogie suspension is available for enhanced performance based on specific operational requirements.
Safety Features
Safety is a priority in the Signa 4825.TK, which includes features such as Hill Start Assist (HSA), engine brake, and iCGT brakes for improved vehicle control and stability. The truck also comes with rearview and blind-spot mirrors and a three-piece steel bumper, enhancing safety during operations.
Price Range
As of 2025, the Tata Signa 4825.TK is priced between ₹53.21 lakh and ₹63.72 lakh (ex-showroom). Prices may vary based on the chosen configuration and location.
Last Updated on 5 Febuary 2025.
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