Tata ultra EV 9 vs Tata Intercity 2.0 vs Tata magna coach who is best in 2026
now lets compare these three buses (Tata ultra EV 9 vs Tata Intercity 2.0 vs Tata magna coach ) according to their price, engine & performance, interior and exterior looks
Introduction
day to day tata motor have achieve a great milestone in buses industry field and they are dominant in Indian buses market , so now recently tata motor has launch three buses(Tata ultra EV 9 vs Tata Intercity 2.0 vs Tata magna coach) in which one is diesel and both two are EV so lets we understand with these three three truck step by step to the point.
first we talk about price
now lets know about the expected ex-showroom price
| Price | Tata ultra EV 9 | Tata Intercity 2.0 | Tata magna coach |
| In Rupee | Approx 16 to 18 lakhs | Approx 21 lakhs | Ex-showroom 99 lakhs |
Engine and performance
lets understand with quick short table
| Feature | Tata ultra EV 9 | Tata Intercity 2.0 | Tata magna coach |
| Engine | EV | EV | inline 6 cylinder 6.7L diesel engine |
| HP/Torque | 285hp/2200nm | 335hp/864nm | 300hp/100nm |
Interior looks of these three buses
If we talk about the interior look, all three buses are comfortable and have a modern design. Over time, Tata has improved and upgraded their interiors. All three buses have a dashboard with an infotainment screen, and they also come with a front camera and ADAS features, which make them more advanced.
The Tata Magna Coach bus is more premium compared to the other two buses. It is specially designed for long-distance travel, so more focus is given to comfort. It has sleeping beds and adjustable seats for passengers, which makes long journeys more relaxing. It also provides good luggage space.
On the other hand, the two EV buses are designed for city and medium-distance routes. They are not as premium as the Tata Magna Coach, but still feel much more comfortable and modern compared to older Tata buses.
In the end, all three buses are designed based on their purpose and where they are used.
Exterior look of these buses