Compare 2025 Mahindra Thar vs Tata Tigor to know which is better. Detailed cars comparison on 2025 Mahindra Thar vs Tata Tigor compare price, specs, mileage, performance, reviews and other features on car&bike.
Key Highlights | Thar | Tigor |
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Price | 9.99 L | 5.49 L |
Power | 2184 CC | 1199 CC |
Class | SUV | Sedan |
Mileage | 13 - 15 KM/L | 17 - 26 KM/L |
EMI Starting From | ₹18,662/month | ₹10,255/month |
User Rating | 8.2 | 7.6 |
Value For Money | 8.00 | 8.00 |
Significance | 8.00 | 8.00 |
Styling | 9.00 | 8.25 |
Comfort | 7.50 | 7.50 |
Safety | 9.00 | 7.00 |
Environment | 7.50 | 7.00 |
Merit Or Usp | 8.00 | 8.25 |
Engine Type | D117 CRDe | Revotron 1.2L 3 Cylinder With Multi Drive:Eco, City Mode |
Displacement (CC) | 1497 CC | 1199 CC |
No. of Cylinders | 4 | 3 |
Power | 11,6 ,bh,p@, 3,500 bhp | 7,2.,3b,hp, @, 6,00,0 ,RPM bhp |
Torque | 30,0N,m ,@ ,17,50, -, 2,500 Nm | 11,3 ,Nm, @, 3,30,0 ,rpm Nm |
Top Speed | 155 | N/A |
Acceleration 0 to 100 Kmph | 13.2 | 13.5 |
No. of gears | 6 | 5 |
Drive Train | RWD | FWD |
Turbocharger | Yes | N/A |
Emissions Standard | BS6-2.0 | BS6 |
Air Conditioner | Automatic | Manual |
Front AC | Yes | Single Zone, Common Fan Speed Control |
Rear AC | No | No |
Third Row AC Zone | No | No |
Heater | Yes | Yes |
Climate Control | No | Yes |
Paddle Shift | No | No |
Idle Start/Stop Button | Yes | No |
Cruise Control | No | No |
Power Windows | No | Yes |
Keyless Entry | No | Yes |
Push Start Stop Button | Yes | No |
Remote Engine Start | Yes | No |
Hands-Free Tailgate | No | No |
Steering Mounted Audio | No | No |
Cooled Glovebox | No | No |
Rain Sensing Wipers | No | Yes |
Automatic Headlamps | No | Yes |
Electric Tailgate | No | No |
Adjustable ORVMs | Yes | No |
Power Outlets 12V | Yes | Yes |
Wireless Phone Charger | No | No |
Tailgate mounted Spare Wheel | No | - |
Dashboard Grab Handle for Front Passenger | No | - |
Bottle Holder in Front Doors | No | - |
Lockable Glovebox | No | - |
Illuminated Key Ring | No | - |
Tool Kit Organiser | No | - |
Bonnet Latches | No | - |
One-Touch Lane Change Indicator | No | - |
Utility hook in backrest of co-driver seat | No | - |
Reclining Mechanism, Adjustable Headrests, 50:50 Split in Rear Seat | No | - |
Tip & Slide Mechanism in Co-Driver Seat | No | - |
Tyretronics (Tyre Pressure Monitoring System) | No | - |
Voice Commands & SMS Read-Out | No | - |
Tyre Direction Monitoring System | No | - |
Sporty Front Seats | No | - |
50:50 Split Seats | No | - |
Hvac Switch Bank | No | - |
Steering mounted audio and phone control | No | - |
Auto Fold ORVM | - | Yes |
Boot Lip Spoiler | - | Yes |
Boot Space of 419 litres | - | Yes |
Fully Digital Insrument Cluster | - | Yes |
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Verdict
The Mahindra Thar, with its rugged, hefty look, is mechanically sound with driving manners good enough for city and highway. Whether the three-door Thar suits a family is debatable, but it's always been a niche vehicle for a specific set of buyers.
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The Tigor rides and handles well, is very well equipped, spacious and frankly, thoughtfully engineered. And although we wish the engines were a little peppier and more refined, one of the biggest reasons we think the Tigor will be popular will be because of how it looks. As a package, the Tigor is extremely well suited for any Indian family who wants to upgrade from an entry level hatchback but still wants a three box design.
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Verdict
The Tigor rides and handles well, is very well equipped, spacious and frankly, thoughtfully engineered. And although we wish the engines were a little peppier and more refined, one of the biggest reasons we think the Tigor will be popular will be because of how it looks. As a package, the Tigor is extremely well suited for any Indian family who wants to upgrade from an entry level hatchback but still wants a three box design.