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Tata Tigor EV

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₹12.49 Lakh to ₹13.75 Lakhex-showroom

Verified from brochure · Updated Oct 2026

Tata Tigor EV electric sedan in red

About the Tata Tigor EV

The Tata Tigor EV is one of the most affordable electric sedans you can buy. It stays easy to drive and park, yet still gives you a proper 316 litre boot. Five people fit for daily city runs. Silent, low cost driving is the main draw here, and the compact body slips through traffic without fuss. The big boot makes it practical for family errands.

The Tata Tigor EV keeps its setup simple and honest. A 26 kWh battery pairs with a single motor making 74 bhp and 170 Nm. It claims an ARAI range of about 315 km, plenty for a week of city commuting. Front wheel drive keeps things straightforward, and instant torque makes the car feel brisk off the line.

The Tigor EV holds four trims, priced ₹12.49 Lakh to ₹13.75 Lakh. The narrow band means kit, not battery size, separates the trims. To find the right level, weigh up the Tigor EV trims before choosing.

Living with this electric sedan is cheap and quiet. Charging at home costs far less per kilometre than petrol, and the motor needs little service. The boot sets it apart from small EV hatchbacks. Instant low speed torque makes city driving relaxed, and the smooth power delivery suits daily stop and go traffic.

For a first EV that keeps costs low and adds a boot, the Tigor EV works well. It suits city drivers who can plug in at home overnight and want simple, silent running. Few electric cars cost this little to buy or own.

At a glance

Starts at

₹12.49 Lakh

ex-showroom

Range

315 km

claimed

Battery

26 kWh

Max power

74 bhp

Charging

10 to 80% in about 59 min on a DC fast charger; about 9.4 hours (10 to 100%) on an AC home wallbox

Seating

5

seater

Choice

4 variants

Key Feature Highlights

The standout kit this car gives you, and the variant each feature starts from.

Connected car tech on every variant

Standard

Even the base XE gives you Tata's ZConnect system, so you can precool the cabin from your phone, track the car if it is stolen, and call for help in an emergency.

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7-inch HARMAN touchscreen

From XT

The XT trim adds a floating 7-inch touchscreen tuned by HARMAN, along with four speakers and audio controls on the steering wheel.

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Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

From XT

From the XT upward you can mirror maps, music and calls straight from your phone onto the screen, so navigation feels familiar on day one.

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Cruise control

From XZ+

Pick the XZ+ and you get cruise control, which holds a steady speed on the highway and takes the strain off your right foot on long drives.

View XZ+ variant →

Auto lamps and rain-sensing wipers

From XZ+

The XZ+ switches your headlamps on as light fades and starts the wipers the moment it rains, so you keep both hands on the wheel.

View XZ+ variant →

Projector headlamps and LED DRLs

From XZ+

The XZ+ also brings projector headlamps with signature LED daytime running lights and front fog lamps, so you see more and get noticed after dark.

View XZ+ variant →

Piano black roof

From XZ+ Lux

The top XZ+ Lux finishes the roof in piano black for a dual-tone look that sets your Tigor EV apart in the parking lot.

View XZ+ Lux variant →

Popular variants

All 4 variants →
VariantRangeBatteryEx-showroom
XE315 km26 kWh₹12.49 Lakh
XT315 km26 kWh₹12.99 Lakh
XZ+315 km26 kWh₹13.49 Lakh
XZ+ Lux315 km26 kWh₹13.75 Lakh

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Tata Tigor EV: your questions

Is the Tigor EV a sensible buy?

For a first electric car it makes plenty of sense. It is one of the cheapest EV sedans around, from ₹12.49 Lakh, and simple to run.

Is the Tigor EV roomy enough for a family?

It seats five and, being a sedan, offers a proper 316 litre boot. That is handy for airport runs and weekly shopping alike.

What range does the Tigor EV give?

The 26 kWh battery is rated at 315 km. In city driving you will see a bit less, which still covers several days of commuting.

Is the Tigor EV cheap to keep?

Very. Home charging costs little per km, and with no engine there is no oil, filter or clutch work between service visits.

Decision engine

Which Tigor EV is right for you?

We checked the price and kit of all 4 variants and cut them down to 3 honest picks. Answer three quick questions and we'll point to your match.

Smart buy

XE

₹12.49 Lakh

The sensible way in. Lowest price, everything you actually need.

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Sweet spot

XT

₹12.99 Lakh

What most buyers should get. The best balance of price and kit.

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Fully loaded

XZ+ Lux

₹13.75 Lakh

Every feature on the menu, for buyers who want the lot.

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