2025 Tata Tiago: Variants, Features, Prices Explained
- Tata Tiago updated with new features and colour options for 2025
- Offered in five main trim levels
- Prices for the updated hatch start at Rs 5 lakh (ex-showroom)
Tata Motors has updated its Tiago hatchback for the calendar year 2025. The Tiago, which is Tata’s entry-level and most affordable car, last received a significant update in 2020 and has only received minor revisions in subsequent years. The 2025 model benefits from a host of new features that will also be offered on the iCNG and electric variants of the Tiago hatch.
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Focusing on the ICE model here, it is available in five main trim levels: XE, XM, XT, XZ, and XZ Plus. For powertrain, the MY25 Tiago will continue with the 1.2-litre, three-cylinder petrol engine. Let’s take a look at all the features offered, along with its prices, variant-wise. (All prices mentioned are ex-showroom.)
2025 Tata Tiago: XE
Petrol price: Rs 5 lakh
iCNG price: Rs Rs 6 lakh
| 13-inch steel wheels |
| Front dual airbags |
| ABS with EBD |
| 3 Point ELR seat belts with reminder (All Seats) |
| ISOFIX |
| Rear parking sensors |
| Manual HVAC |
| Melange fabric seats |
| Fully digital instrument cluster |
| Illuminated flat-bottom steering wheel |
| Tilt steering |
| adjustable headrest (front) |
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2025 Tata Tiago: XM
Petrol price: Rs 5.70 lakh
iCNG price: Rs 6.70 lakh
Features over the base XE variant
| 14-inch dual-tone full wheel cover |
| 3.5-inch infotainment system by Harman |
| 2 speakers |
| Height-adjustable driver seat |
| Central locking with flip key |
| All 4 powered windows |
| Day/Night IRVM |
| Rear parcel tray (petrol only) |
| USB Type-A port |
| Follow Me Home headlamps |
| External antenna |
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2025 Tata Tiago: XT
Petrol price: Rs 6.30 lakh
iCNG price: Rs 7.30 lakh
Features over XM variant
| 14-inch dual-tone hyperstyle wheels |
| 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system by Harman |
| Reverse parking camera |
| 4 speakers |
| Apple CarPlay /Android Auto Connectivity |
| Steering mounted controls |
| Electronic Stability Program (ESP) |
| Hill Hold Control (HHC) |
| Rear defogger |
| Electrically adjustable ORVMs with turn indicators |
| Body-coloured door handles |
| Vanity mirror (Co-driver side) |
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2025 Tata Tiago: XZ
Petrol price: Rs 6.90 lakh
iCNG price: Rs 7.90 lakh
Features over XT variant
| 15-inch dual-tone hyperstyle wheels (Petrol Only) |
| 10.24-inch floating touchscreen infotainment system |
| HD Reverse parking camera |
| Wireless Apple CarPlay /Android Auto connectivity |
| Automatic LED headlamps with LED DRLs |
| Rain-sensing wipers |
| Autofolding ORVMs |
| Advanced digital instrument cluster |
| Shark fin antenna |
| One shot down driver-side windows |
| Cooled glove box |
| Chrome-lined door handles |
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2025 Tata Tiago: XZ Plus
Petrol price: Rs 7.30 lakh
iCNG not offered on the range-topping trim
Features over the XZ variant
| 15-inch dual-tone alloy wheels |
| Front fog lamps |
| Rear wiper with washer |
| Cruise control |
| USB Type-C port |
| Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) |
| Magazine Pockets |
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