Tata Punch Review: Turbo Petrol and CNG
The Tata Punch has carved out a strong position in India’s micro-SUV segment, but how does it perform with different powertrain options? In this review, we drive the Tata Punch 1.2L Turbocharged Petrol MT and the 1.2L Revotron CNG AMT in Pune to see what they are really like in everyday conditions.
16/02/2026
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Rachna Tyagi, Editor, TURN OF SPEED, reviews the Tata Punch (1.2L TURBOCHARGED PETROL (MT) AND1.2L REVOTRON CNG (AMT)) in Pune. Watch the full video to know what she thinks about both the engines and to also see what all the Tata Punch is truly capable of.
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