Tata Tigor EV Range
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The Tigor EV runs a single 26 kWh battery rated at 315 km on a full charge. In real city use you will land a bit under that, which still suits a week of commuting between charges. Fast charging is quick for a small pack. A DC fast charger takes it from 10 to 80 percent in about 59 minutes. On a 7.2 kW home wallbox, a fuller charge needs about 9.4 hours, ideal to leave running overnight. Curious how running costs stack up? See what each Tigor EV trim costs to buy.
Range (claimed)
315 km
on a full charge
Real-world est.
≈ 258 km
everyday driving
Battery
26 kWh
capacity
Range is how far the Tigor EV goes on a full charge. Carmakers quote a lab (ARAI/claimed) figure; in real driving, with the AC on and some highway running, you get a bit less, so both are shown below.
- 26 kWhLongest range
10 to 80% in about 59 min on a DC fast charger; about 9.4 hours on a 7.2 kW AC wallbox
315 km
≈ 258 km real-world
What will it cost to run?
Drag to your yearly driving to see the running cost, and how much you save over a similar petrol car.
Per month
₹1,300
Per year
₹15,600
Per km
₹1.3
Home charging at about ₹1.3/km. Estimate only.
Yearly running cost vs a petrol car
You would save about ₹63,150 a year on fuel by going electric.
Getting the most range from your Tigor EV
Simple habits that add real kilometres and save the battery.
- 1Charge to 80% for daily useTopping up to 80% is faster and kinder to the battery. Save the full 100% for long trips.
- 2Use a home wallboxA 7.2 kW home charger is the cheapest way to charge and fills the battery overnight.
- 3Go easy on the AC and speedHigh speeds and full air-conditioning use the most energy, so real range drops on the highway.
- 4Use regen brakingLifting off early lets the car recover energy and stretch your range in the city.
Tata Tigor EV range and charging: common questions
How far does the Tigor EV go on one charge?
Tata rates it at 315 km on the 26 kWh battery. Steady city driving gets close; fast highway runs will bring the real figure down.
How long does the Tigor EV take to charge?
A DC fast charger does 10 to 80 percent in about 59 minutes. A 7.2 kW home wallbox needs roughly 9.4 hours for a fuller charge.
Is 315 km enough for daily use?
For most city commutes, yes. A typical daily drive of 40 to 60 km means you only need to plug in every few days at home.
Does the Tigor EV run cheaper than a petrol sedan?
Clearly. Charging at home costs a small fraction of petrol per km, and the electric motor needs very little upkeep over the years.