The Tata Tigor specifications suit a value sedan aimed at easy daily use. A 1.2 litre petrol delivers 85 bhp and 113 Nm, smooth enough for town driving. The CNG version drops to 74 bhp and 96.5 Nm but cuts fuel cost sharply. Neither engine chases speed, yet both feel adequate in the city.
Gearboxes across the Tata Tigor specifications cover a five speed manual and a five speed AMT. The petrol manual returns 19.28 kmpl, and the AMT edges to 19.6 kmpl. The CNG reads 26.49 km per kg as a manual and 28.06 km per kg with the AMT. CNG is the cheapest choice per kilometre.
At 3995 mm long the Tigor stays easy to park, yet its 419 litre boot is genuinely useful. The 2450 mm wheelbase gives five people fair leg room. Ground clearance of 170 mm handles most city speed breakers cleanly, and the boot opening is wide for big cases. Four adults travel in fair comfort on shorter city trips.
The 35 litre tank keeps refuelling cheap, especially on CNG. The cabin includes the comfort basics most buyers expect at this price. A touchscreen and rear camera arrive on higher trims, while the seats stay supportive on longer drives. The wide boot opening makes loading heavy cases easy at the kerb.
Safety covers the essentials, with dual airbags and ABS as standard. Higher trims add extra features for peace of mind. To weigh fuel costs before buying, compare Tigor petrol and CNG economy against your monthly running.
