The latest edition of Tata Motors' sedan Manza, fitted with a variety of novel traits, hit the roads yesterday, a company's representative stated.

Competitively rated, Tata Manza would be priced from Rs 5.14 lakh for the Safire petrol version and from Rs 5.91 lakh for the Quadrajet diesel edition (both prices ex-showroom, Delhi).

It newly launched car would be available at Tata Motors showrooms all over India from Monday.

Packed with a 90PS Safire petrol and Quadrajet diesel engines, the newly launched car purrs power with top of the line safety as well as security traits.

The top end edition of the novel series, Tata Manza Elan, comes with various premium traits such as double tone alloy wheels, burgundy and beige insides, chrome embellished bottom weather strip, fog lamps and a new premium and special Tyrian wine colour, the official added.

Tata Motors is the country's biggest car manufacturer, with consolidated income of Rs 92,519 crore ($20 billion) during the last financial year (2009-10).

With more than 5.9 million Tata vehicles running in the country, the company is India's market head in commercial vehicles and amongst the top three in passenger vehicles that comprises the world's cheapest car 'Nano'.