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Tata Tigor Features And Overview

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₹5.70 Lakh to ₹9.10 Lakhex-showroom

Verified from brochure · Updated Oct 2026

Red Tata Tigor compact sedan

About The Tata Tigor

The Tata Tigor is a compact sedan that gives you a proper boot on a small budget. Its 419 litre boot is large for the class, ideal for airport runs and family trips. Five people fit in comfort, and the ride stays settled over rough roads. Value is the core idea, and the three box shape lends it a smart, grown up look. The long boot lid opens wide for easy loading.

The Tata Tigor keeps things simple under the bonnet. A 1.2 litre petrol offers 85 bhp, paired with a manual or an AMT automatic. A factory CNG option lowers running costs and even offers an automatic. Both suit calm, easy city driving rather than outright pace, and the light controls make town work relaxed.

The ten trim range starts at ₹5.70 Lakh and tops out at ₹9.10 Lakh. Fuel and gearbox choice shape most of that spread. To place yourself on the ladder, sort through the Tigor trims before choosing.

Living with the Tigor is cheap and fuss free. The big boot sets it apart from hatchbacks at the same price. Low fuel bills, simple upkeep and Tata's wide service reach keep costs down. The cabin is comfortable for a daily city commute, with room for four adults on shorter runs.

For a buyer who wants a boot and a badge without spending much, the Tigor works well. It offers sedan practicality at hatchback money, a rare mix at this level. Find the Tigor's local on-road cost once a trim appeals.

At A Glance

Starts at

₹5.70 Lakh

ex-showroom

Mileage

19.28 to 28.06 kmpl

ARAI claimed

Max power

85 bhp

Fuel options

Petrol · CNG

Seating

5

seater

Boot space

419 litres

Choice

10 variants

Key Feature Highlights

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

Dual airbags as standard

Standard

Every Tigor from the base XM gives you two front airbags, ABS with EBD, and ISOFIX child-seat mounts, so the safety basics come built in.

View XM variant →

HARMAN touchscreen audio

From XT

Step up to the XT and you get a HARMAN touchscreen paired with four speakers for your music and calls.

View XT variant →

LED headlamps and DRLs

From XZ

The XZ switches to LED headlamps with LED daytime running lights, so you see better at night and the front looks sharper.

View XZ variant →

Android Auto and CarPlay

From XZ

From the XZ you get Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, so your maps and playlists mirror onto the touchscreen.

View XZ variant →

Reverse parking camera

From XZ

The XZ also adds a reverse parking camera, which makes backing into tight city spots far less stressful.

View XZ variant →

Cruise control

From XZ+

Petrol buyers get cruise control from the XZ+, letting you hold a steady speed on the highway without tiring your right foot.

View XZ+ variant →

Push-button start

From XZ+

The XZ+ also adds push-button engine start, so you fire the car up with one press instead of twisting a key.

View XZ+ variant →

360 degree camera

From XZ+ Lux

The XZ+ Lux steps up to a full 360 degree camera, giving you a top-down view that makes parking in tight spaces simple.

View XZ+ Lux variant →

15-inch dual-tone alloys

From XZ+ Lux

The top XZ+ Lux adds a tyre pressure monitor, and petrol versions ride on 15-inch dual-tone alloy wheels.

View XZ+ Lux variant →

Popular Variants

All 10 variants →
VariantFuelTransmissionEx-showroom
XMPetrolManual₹5.70 Lakh
XTPetrolManual₹6.45 Lakh
XZPetrolManual₹7.00 Lakh
XT CNGCNGManual₹7.45 Lakh
XZ+PetrolManual₹7.55 Lakh
XZ+ LuxPetrolManual₹8.00 Lakh
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Tata Tigor: Your Questions

Is the Tata Tigor worth buying?

It is if you want a sedan boot on a small budget. Prices start at ₹5.70 Lakh and running costs stay low, especially on CNG.

How big is the Tigor's boot?

It holds 419 litres, larger than most hatchbacks. That sealed boot is the main reason buyers pick it over a Tiago.

What engine and fuels does the Tigor use?

A 1.2 litre petrol making 85 bhp, plus a 74 bhp factory CNG. Both offer a manual, and each can be had with an AMT automatic.

Is the Tigor cheap to run?

Yes. The petrol nears 19 kmpl and the CNG reaches 28.06 km/kg, so fuel costs stay low for daily use.

Decision engine

Which Tigor is right for you?

We checked the price and kit of all 10 variants and cut them down to 3 honest picks. Answer three quick questions and we'll point to your match.

Smart buy

XM

₹5.70 Lakh

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

PetrolManual
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Most popular

Sweet spot

XT CNG

₹7.45 Lakh

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

CNGManual
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Fully loaded

XZA+ AMT CNG

₹9.10 Lakh

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

CNGAMT
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