Tata Aeris

Tata Aeris

4.38Carwyapar Rating

₹ 5.72 – 10.81 Lakh*

* On-Road PriceNew Delhi
Overview

The Tata Aeris arrives as the direct successor to the Tigor sub-four-metre sedan, slotting in at an introductory price range of ₹5.29 lakh to ₹9.19 lakh (ex-showroom). Moving past the Tigor identity, the Aeris adopts a far sharper exterior profile highlighted by a sleek gloss-black front grille, full-LED headlights, pixel-style fog lamps, new 16-inch alloy wheels, and subtle wheel arch cladding while retaining the distinct notchback rear silhouette. Step inside, and... More

The Tata Aeris arrives as the direct successor to the Tigor sub-four-metre sedan, slotting in at an introductory price range of ₹5.29 lakh to ₹9.19 la... More

Tata Aeris Colors

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Tata Aeris Colors

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Tata Aeris

4.38Carwyapar Rating

₹ 5.72 – 10.81 Lakh*

* On-Road PriceNew Delhi
Overview

The Tata Aeris arrives as the direct successor to the Tigor sub-four-metre sedan, slotting in at an introductory price range of ₹5.29 lakh to ₹9.19 lakh (ex-showroom). Moving past the Tigor identity, the Aeris adopts a far sharper exterior profile highlighted by a sleek gloss-black front grille, full-LED headlights, pixel-style fog lamps, new 16-inch alloy wheels, and subtle wheel arch cladding while retaining the distinct notchback rear silhouette. Step inside, and... More

The Tata Aeris arrives as the direct successor to the Tigor sub-four-metre sedan, slotting in at an introductory price range of ₹5.29 lakh to ₹9.19 la... More

Tata Aeris Colors

Dandeli Drizzle DT

Tata Aeris Reviews

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Aditya Adhikari

ভ্যারিয়েন্টগুলো সহজে বোঝা যায় এবং প্রয়োজন অনুযায়ী বেছে নেওয়া যায়। বাজেটের মধ্যে ভালো ফিচার পাওয়া যায়।

Sunandan Nandy

My only complaint is that some of this technology could have been offered lower down the range.

Aditya Dey

খারাপ রাস্তায় 170 মিমি গ্রাউন্ড ক্লিয়ারেন্স আর সাসপেনশন বেশ ভালো কাজ করে। CNG সেটআপ থাকলেও দৈনন্দিন ব্যবহারে সমস্যা হয় না।

Naveen Desai

Running costs matter more to me than fancy features, so the CNG version makes sense. The rear seat has enough room for passengers, and the car feels capable of handling regular use.

Kiran Desai

The cruise control is useful when you are spending a few hours on the highway, and the seats are comfortable enough for long drives. The engine does get quite vocal once you cross 100 km/h, though. The large boot is a big advantage when travelling with family.

Rakshith Shastry

This is the kind of car that works well in traffic. The steering is light, visibility is good and the engine responds well at lower speeds. For me, the Pure+ looks like the variant to consider, especially with features such as rear AC vents.

Yogesh Kulkarni

I would have liked Tata to offer a turbo petrol for people who want a little more performance.

Naveen Wodeyar

Six airbags as standard caught my attention. With ISOFIX and ESP on the higher variants, there is a decent amount of safety equipment here. The car also feels well built, which matters more to me than having a long list of fancy features.

Sudeep Bhatta

The biggest advantage for me is the way Tata has handled the CNG setup. The twin-cylinder layout does not eat up the entire boot, so I can still carry luggage. Mileage is good, and being able to start directly on CNG makes daily use more convenient.

Aadil Akhtar

It is easy to drive around town and does not feel difficult to park in tight spaces.

Tata Aeris FAQs

Yes, the Tata Aeris is the direct successor to the Tata Tigor, replacing the long-running compact sedan with a completely redesigned exterior, a modern feature-packed cabin, and updated trim options.

The Tata Aeris has been launched at an aggressive introductory price starting at ₹5.29 lakh, going up to ₹9.74 lakh (ex-showroom) for the top variant.

The Tata Aeris comes with a 1.2-litre Revotron petrol engine producing 86 PS and 113 Nm, along with a dual-cylinder i-CNG option delivering 76 PS and 97 Nm.

Yes, the Tata Aeris offers both a 5-speed manual and a 5-speed AMT (Automated Manual Transmission) across both its petrol and factory-fitted i-CNG lineups.

The Tata Aeris upgrades to a floating 10.25-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a digital driver display, a 2-spoke illuminated Tata steering wheel, a wireless phone charger, and ventilated front seats.

The Tata Aeris provides a generous boot capacity of 419 litres in its petrol variants, while maintaining practical luggage space in the CNG variants using twin-cylinder technology.
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Aditya Adhikari

ভ্যারিয়েন্টগুলো সহজে বোঝা যায় এবং প্রয়োজন অনুযায়ী বেছে নেওয়া যায়। বাজেটের মধ্যে ভালো ফিচার পাওয়া যায়।

Sunandan Nandy

My only complaint is that some of this technology could have been offered lower down the range.

Aditya Dey

খারাপ রাস্তায় 170 মিমি গ্রাউন্ড ক্লিয়ারেন্স আর সাসপেনশন বেশ ভালো কাজ করে। CNG সেটআপ থাকলেও দৈনন্দিন ব্যবহারে সমস্যা হয় না।

Naveen Desai

Running costs matter more to me than fancy features, so the CNG version makes sense. The rear seat has enough room for passengers, and the car feels capable of handling regular use.

Kiran Desai

The cruise control is useful when you are spending a few hours on the highway, and the seats are comfortable enough for long drives. The engine does get quite vocal once you cross 100 km/h, though. The large boot is a big advantage when travelling with family.

Rakshith Shastry

This is the kind of car that works well in traffic. The steering is light, visibility is good and the engine responds well at lower speeds. For me, the Pure+ looks like the variant to consider, especially with features such as rear AC vents.

Yogesh Kulkarni

I would have liked Tata to offer a turbo petrol for people who want a little more performance.

Naveen Wodeyar

Six airbags as standard caught my attention. With ISOFIX and ESP on the higher variants, there is a decent amount of safety equipment here. The car also feels well built, which matters more to me than having a long list of fancy features.

Sudeep Bhatta

The biggest advantage for me is the way Tata has handled the CNG setup. The twin-cylinder layout does not eat up the entire boot, so I can still carry luggage. Mileage is good, and being able to start directly on CNG makes daily use more convenient.

Aadil Akhtar

It is easy to drive around town and does not feel difficult to park in tight spaces.

Tata Aeris FAQs

Yes, the Tata Aeris is the direct successor to the Tata Tigor, replacing the long-running compact sedan with a completely redesigned exterior, a modern feature-packed cabin, and updated trim options.

The Tata Aeris has been launched at an aggressive introductory price starting at ₹5.29 lakh, going up to ₹9.74 lakh (ex-showroom) for the top variant.

The Tata Aeris comes with a 1.2-litre Revotron petrol engine producing 86 PS and 113 Nm, along with a dual-cylinder i-CNG option delivering 76 PS and 97 Nm.

Yes, the Tata Aeris offers both a 5-speed manual and a 5-speed AMT (Automated Manual Transmission) across both its petrol and factory-fitted i-CNG lineups.

The Tata Aeris upgrades to a floating 10.25-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a digital driver display, a 2-spoke illuminated Tata steering wheel, a wireless phone charger, and ventilated front seats.

The Tata Aeris provides a generous boot capacity of 419 litres in its petrol variants, while maintaining practical luggage space in the CNG variants using twin-cylinder technology.