Tata Tigor

Introduction

• The Tata Tigor is a compact sedan based on the small hatchback – the Tiago.
• It is aimed at small families and daily commuters who prioritise cabin comfort, low running costs, and a usable boot.
• Tata offers it with efficient petrol and iCNG powertrains, marketed as India’s first automatic CNG sedan.
• It goes on to compete with slightly bigger compact sedans like the Hyundai Aura, Maruti Dzire, and the Honda Amaze.
• The Tigor continues Tata’s reputation for robust build quality, safety features, and a good ownership experience.
  
  

Tata Tigor – Exterior

• The Tigor’s fascia features Tata’s impactful design language with a wide grille finished in chrome.
• This grille gets a tri-arrow mesh pattern and a chrome-lined lower section which complements its appearance.
• Then, projector headlamps flag the grille and select variants get LED DRLs integrated neatly into the cluster.
• Its bonnet’s character lines make the Tigor look planted and wider.
• From the side, the Tigor has a coupe‑like silhouette, with a gently sloping roofline merging into the integrated boot.
• The low-spec variants of the compact sedan get wheel covers on steel rims.
• On the other hand, high-spec variants boast optional 14- or 15-inch alloy wheels.
• At the rear, the Tigor gets LED tail‑lamps, a high‑mounted LED stop lamp, and chrome detailing on the bumper.
• More exterior highlights are its ORVMs with integrated turn indicators that are electrically adjustable and foldable.
• The Tigor has a compact footprint making it ideal for city runabouts especially in congested metropolitan cities.

Tata Tigor – Interior

• The Tigor’s interior gets a dual‑tone light black and beige theme.
• It has a neatly layered and ergonomic dashboard with AC getting piano black surrounds.
• Inside, the focus is on comfort evident through its supportive front seats and a well‑cushioned rear bench.
• Top-spec variants of the compact sedan feature a seven-inch touchscreen paired with a Harman audio setup.
• This unit supports smartphone connectivity via Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, along with Bluetooth and USB inputs.
• Other highlights include automatic climate control, height‑adjustable driver seat, keyless entry, etc.
• It also gets multiple storage spaces, theatre‑dimming interior lamps, and rear door armrests.

Tata Tigor – Powertrain

• The Tigor is powered by a 1.2‑litre, three‑cylinder, naturally aspirated petrol engine.
• This mill produces 84.48bhp and 113Nm of torque.
• Tata Motors also offers this Revotron unit with a factory‑fitted iCNG (petrol‑CNG) configuration.
• The iCNG version has a power output of 72.41bhp and 95Nm of torque.
• Transmission options include a five‑speed manual and a five‑speed AMT.
• Interestingly, mentioned earlier, Tata Motors was the first to introduce the CNG sedan with an automatic gearbox.