Tata LPT 4825

Tata LPT 4825 Truck Features

Tata LPT 4825 Detailed Overview

• Engine and Performance

  The Tata LPT 4825 retains its 6.7-litre Cummins ISBe engine from the engine lineup of Cummins, which is coupled to an in-house developed 9-speed manual gearbox. This engine produces a maximum power output of 250 bhp, while the peak torque output of 950 Nm. The engine is also paired to a 430mm diameter push-type single plate dry friction clutch plate.

  Summary

  The Tata LPT 4825 has a 6.7-litre 250 bhp diesel engine retained from the engine lineup of Cummins.

• Suspension and Brakes

  The Tata LPT 4825 is armed with a suspension combination of parabolic leaf springs with hydraulic double-acting telescopic shock absorbers at the front and semi-elliptical leaf springs at the rear. Riding on 295/90 R20 tyres, the Tata LPT 4825 has a heavy-duty axle setup, comprising of a heavy-duty 7T reverse Elliot type axle at the front and a single reduction RA110HD type axle at the rear.

  Summary

  The Tata LPT 4825 employs a setup of parabolic leaf spring with hydraulic double-acting telescopic shock absorbers at the front and semi-elliptical leaf springs at the rear.

• Payload

  The Tata LPT 4825 is on offer in the market in two types of length configurations – 8534mm and 9144mm, both of which share the same wheelbase of 6800mm. When it comes to deck length, the shorter version has an 8534mm long deck, whereas the longer version has a 9144mm long deck. With a payload capacity of 38 tons, the full-size Tata LPT 4825 has a gross vehicle weight of 47,500 kg, thus making it one of the biggest trucks in the current lineup of Tata Motors. 

  Summary

  The Tata LPT 4825 is offered in two length versions - 8534mm and 9144mm, which share the same wheelbase of 6800mm and payload capacity of 38 tons.

• Exterior

  The Tata LPT 4825 is offered as a bare-bones body-on-chassis version, with a covered deck for the driver’s cabin complete with a small windscreen. With a soft cloth cover all around, the Tata LPT 4825’s driver-only cabin can be expanded with extra bodywork on demand. The lower half of the front profile of the Tata LPT 4825 has a tapering down look, with the entire apron covered by a grey-themed front grille. This grille has horizontal slats segmented in three different columns. The front bumper, which is a blacked-out metal unit, comes integrated with rectangular headlamps on the corners.

  Summary

  The Tata LPT 4825 doesn't come standard with complete bodywork, with only the driver’s cabin having a soft top and the grille having an all-grey theme.

• Interior

  The minimalist interior of the Tata LPT 4825 has a very basic appeal, which is dated to the core and gets not much body panels on the inside. The simple-looking dashboard of the Tata LPT 4825 has a two-spoke steering wheel with a comprehensive instrument console. The rest of the cabin of the Tata LPT 4825 is nothing much to talk about, as there is no co-passenger cabin in the truck.

  Summary

  The cabin of the Tata LPT 4825 is extremely basic and lacklustre, which is devoid of many panels and features inside.

• Features

  The Tata LPT 4825 is purpose-oriented and an extremely basic full-sized devoid of modern-day features. The bare-bones image of the Tata LPT 4825 is evident from its lacklustre features list. However, the steering column is tilt and telescopic adjustable, and it’s the only feature to talk about in the Tata LPT 4825.

  Summary

  The lacklustre cabin of the Tata LPT 4825 feels even more basic due to the lack of modern-day features, but it gets a tilt and telescopic adjustable steering.