Friends welcome to a spectacular article of Tata Tigor 2025. Tata Tigor, which is the compact sedan of its segment. after GST 2.0 has arrived, you are getting almost ₹80,000 discount.On this car — quite a strong deal indeed!
we are going to cover in complete detail — its exterior, interior, and in the end, we will talk about the updated on-road price, down payment, and EMI details.
First Impressions Of Tata Tigor 2025
Let’s start with the car’s key.
You get a remote center locking key with three buttons — Lock, Unlock, and you can also turn on or off the headlamps directly from it.
It’s a flip key and on the backside, you get Tata branding.
The secondary key, however, is a simple normal one with no buttons.
Exterior Design and Looks
Front Profile
So first, let’s talk about its front fascia.
You’ll see the Tata branding at the center. The front grille comes in glossy black finish with chrome treatment running from one headlamp to another.
Talking about the headlamps, you get LED headlamps setup, integrated turn indicators, and parking lights below.
Though fog lamps are not standard, DRLs are available.
In upper trims, you’ll get fog lamps as well, but you can get them fitted later as per your choice.
The ground clearance offered in this car is 170 mm, which is decent for Indian roads.
On the bonnet, you’ll find dual wipers with washer placement.
Roof is plain with a power antenna at the rear.
The car offers 3 years / 1 lakh km warranty, extendable at extra cost from dealership.
Side Profile
From the side, you’ll notice its elegant stance.
This variant gets 15-inch steel wheels with wheel covers that look like alloys but are not actual alloys.
Dimensions include:
- Length: 3993 mm
- Width: 1677 mm
- Height: 1532 mm
- Wheelbase: 2450 mm
So, no space issue at all — sedans are known for comfort and space.
The tyre section is 175/60 R15.
You get Tata branding on the wheels, and wheel covers provide an alloy-like feel.
The ORVMs are in black finish with turn indicators integrated. They are auto foldable.
Door handles are body-colored with chrome treatment.
For braking — front wheels get disc brakes, rear gets drum brakes.
Rear Profile
From the rear, Tata Tigor looks quite stylish.
It has a power antenna, high mount stop lamp, defogger, and LED tail lamps with turn indicator and reverse light integration.
The Tata logo and Tigor badging are at the center, along with rear camera placement and chrome finishing across the tail section.
On the lower bumper, you get two parking sensors and reflectors.
The fuel filler cap is located on the right side.
Tigor is available in both Petrol and CNG options.
- Petrol Tank Capacity: 35 liters
- CNG Capacity: 8–9 kg
Boot Space
You can open the boot via cabin lever or the key button.
Boot space stands at a massive 419 liters.
Below, there’s a 13-inch spare steel wheel (2 inches smaller than main wheels).
Even in the CNG variant, boot space isn’t completely compromised because Tata provides twin-cylinder CNG setup, giving enough luggage room.
Rear Cabin Experience
Let’s move to the rear seats.
The door trim gets a dual-tone finish with power window controls, bottle holder, speaker, and soft fabric touch.
The legroom and headroom are excellent.
You get three fixed headrests and a rear armrest.
Seats are fabric-upholstered, but you can install seat covers as per your choice.
With a height of 5’8”, knee room and under-thigh support feel very comfortable.
However, no rear AC vents are provided — but there’s a small storage section below the center console.
The floor hump is minimal, offering good comfort to the middle passenger.
From the back, you can see the front dashboard clearly, which looks premium.
You get two airbags, foldable grab handles, LED cabin lights, and rear seat belts for passengers.
Front Cabin and Dashboard
Before entering, once again notice the dual-tone door panel with ORVM controls, power window switches, bottle holder, and speaker placement.
The dashboard layout is neat and modern.
Front seats offer adjustable headrests and manual height adjustment.
You’ll find fuel cap opener, bonnet opener, and manual ABC pedals near the driver’s footwell.
Inside, there are AC vents, storage spaces, and good overall ergonomics.
Steering and Instrument Cluster
Once seated, you’ll notice the two-spoke D-cut steering wheel with Tata branding.
It gets multimedia and call controls on one side.
Steering can be tilt-adjusted using the lever below.
Behind it, there are wiper controls on the right and headlamp controls on the left.
The instrument cluster includes:
- RPM meter
- Engine temperature
- Fuel gauge
- Speedometer
- MID display showing trip, mileage, and range info
Infotainment and Center Console
The center console looks elegant with a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system supporting Android Auto & Apple CarPlay.
You get 4 speakers and 4 tweeters — delivering excellent sound output.
It also features reverse parking camera with good clarity.
Touch buttons for volume, mute, home, and power on/off are neatly integrated.
Below it, you have manual AC controls, 12V charging socket, USB port, and ample storage space for wallet or phone.
Gearbox is a 5-speed manual transmission with manual handbrake, dual cup holders, and more storage behind.
The glovebox is cooled, offering extra freshness for items.
Mirrors, Visibility & Convenience
Visibility from the driver’s seat is great.
You get a manual day-night IRVM.
Both sun visors are basic and do not include vanity mirrors.
Microphone placement is on the ceiling for hands-free calls.
Engine and Performance
Under the hood, the Tata Tigor gets a 1.2L Revotron 3-cylinder petrol engine producing 85 BHP and 113 Nm torque.
The CNG variant produces 72 BHP and 95 Nm torque.
Mileage figures:
- Petrol: 19–20 km/l
- CNG: 27–28 km/kg
Bonnet insulation is provided for better noise reduction.
Safety Features
Tigor comes with:
- ABS with EBD
- Central locking
- Power door locks
- Child safety locks
- Engine immobilizer
- Crash sensor
- Speed alert system
- Impact sensing auto door unlock
- Speed sensing auto lock
- 2 Airbags for front passengers
Price, EMI & GST Benefits
Currently, the Tata Tigor XZ variant is priced as follows:
- Ex-showroom price: ₹6,76,990
- Insurance: ₹36,424
- RTO: ₹32,960
Total On-Road Price: ₹7,74,300 (approx.)
After the GST reduction, buyers are saving around ₹80,000.
EMI & Down Payment options:
- ₹2 lakh down payment
- 3 years: ₹18,000/month
- 5 years: ₹11,699/month
- 7 years: ₹8,993/month
Dealership & Availability
If you are planning to buy any Tata car , you can visit the nearest showroom,the best deals and test drives.
Final Verdict
So friends, this
was the Tata Tigor — the compact sedan of its segment.
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