I run a catering service, and we needed a vehicle that could handle food items, big vessels, and gas cylinders all at once. After trying a rented Yodha for a week, I decided to buy the CNG version. It's surprisingly strong. The power doesn't drop even when it’s packed. The steering is light, and it fits through narrow bylanes where most big vehicles struggle. I feel more confident taking bulk orders now because I know this vehicle won’t let me down.

As someone who’s always had diesel pickups, shifting to CNG was a bit of a risk. But the Tata Yodha CNG Pickup changed my view. I’ve been using it for about six months to move wholesale goods to city shops. It runs quietly and gives less vibration than my previous vehicle. The pickup speed is good even with cargo, and the ride feels more controlled. I didn’t expect this level of performance from a CNG model, but it’s holding up well so far.

We use the Tata Yodha CNG Pickup to deliver building materials like sandbags, rods, and paint buckets. Honestly, I wasn’t sure if a CNG vehicle would have enough power for this kind of work, but this one proved me wrong. Even on sloped roads with full load, it goes without slowing down. The clutch and brakes are responsive, which helps when driving through crowded areas. The fuel cost has almost halved for us, so it’s a solid option if you’re running on tight margins.

My son and I share this vehicle for our daily vegetable supply work, moving between villages and markets. The Tata Yodha CNG Pickup was a suggestion from a mechanic friend who said it's reliable and doesn't eat up money in fuel. He was right. The best part is the fuel savings — we refill CNG once in two days. On top of that, the back space is huge, so we can fit all crates in one trip. The engine feels quiet compared to other pickups I’ve driven.

We run a dairy supply chain, and transporting milk cans used to cost us a lot in fuel. After switching to the Tata Yodha CNG Pickup, there’s been a clear change. The mileage is better, and the engine feels balanced, not too aggressive but strong enough. What I liked is how the vehicle handles in traffic. It’s not bulky, and the gear shifting is smooth. We use it twice a day, every day, and till now, no issues at all.

I bought the Tata Yodha CNG Pickup for my scrap business and I’ve been using it every single day for the last four months. What stood out from the beginning is its pulling power. Even when I load it with iron and heavy material, it doesn’t feel weak. The CNG option is a big plus, I don’t spend like before on diesel. It runs smoothly, and even on broken roads, it holds steady. The cabin is not fancy but very functional. And the pickup doesn’t heat up even after a long day’s work.