The Tigor will live on as the Xpres for fleet operators, while Tata reserves the new Aeris exclusively for private buyers.

Updated Tigor now packs in more tech in higher variants; Updates not carried over to the Tigor EV.

Tata's affordable EV was the people's choice as EV of the Year ahead of more expensive luxury EVs from Europe.

A prototype model of the upcoming Tata Tigor JTP edition was recently spotted testing in India for the first time. Jointly developed by Tata Motors and Coimbatore-based Jayem Automotives, the car is essentially a sportier and more powerful version of the standard Tigor subcompact sedan.

The Tata Tigor has managed to pick up decent numbers in the segment and it now seems Tata Motors is looking to add more value to its smallest subcompact sedan. A Tigor test mule was recently spied testing with a larger touchscreen infotainment system onboard. While the company hasn't made announcements yet, the new 6.5-inch touchscreen system just might replace the existing 5-inch unit on the range-topping XZ (O) grade.