Tata Tiago

Tata Tiago Latest Updates

1. 27 November 2024: Tata sells over 6 lakh units of the Tiago within just eight and a half years of its launch in India. 

Tata Tiago Exterior 

A first glance reveals that the Tata Tiago new model looks chic and modern. The overall profile is very attractive and unlike any Tata you've ever seen. The large, sharp-looking headlamps are stretched all the way to the sides, on to the fenders and the grille gets the 'humanity line' underlining it with chrome, while the front bumper has been redesigned to look different from the car it replaces. It also gets high-set fog lamps and a redesigned air dam. Along the sides, the A-pillars have a nice flow to them, while the smoked B-pillars and raked C-pillars look really good. There's a sharp character line that runs across the sides of the car and adds a little muscle to the silhouette. At the rear, the edgy tail lamps look rather distinctive and the chiseled bumper houses a black plastic section in the lower half. 

Tata Tiago Variants

The Tata Tiago variants for the petrol model are as follows: XE, XT, XZ, XZA, XZ+, and XZA+. Features include a Harman infotainment system, that offers aux-in, follow-me-home headlamps, rear park assist with display, multi-drive modes, steering-mounted audio and phone controls, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, cooled glove box, 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment, USB and Bluetooth connectivity for telephone functions and audio streaming, the Juke Car app, rear parking sensors, a navigation app, height-adjustable driver's seat, and multi-information display. On the safety front, it comes equipped with dual front airbags, ABS with EBD and corner stability control. 

Tata Tiago Interior 

For a car that fits into the small hatchback category, the cabin truly feels premium with a lot of soft-touch materials, body-coloured air-con vent surrounds and neat headliner fabric. The upholstery on the 2020 model is different from what you had on the older car, and the steering is sportier too. The levels of fit-and-finish are really good, and the seats offer decent support, while there is ample room at the front. Space at the rear, however, could've been better. We also liked the instrument cluster layout, and the steering wheel feels particularly nice to hold. 

Tata Tiago Engine Specifications & Performance

Powering the Tiago is a BSVI-compliant 1.2-litre, three-cylinder petrol engine that makes 84bhp of power and 113Nm of torque, paired to either a five-speed manual transmission or an AMT gearbox. It features two driving modes: Eco and City. The typical three-cylinder thrum is evident from the motor, and the performance on tap is more than adequate, but the engine has to be worked a bit in order to make the most of its power delivery, and the clutch is light. The AMT model is better suited for pottering about within city limits. The Tiago has a balanced ride and handles well too at a very aggressive Tata Tiago on-road price. 

Tata Tiago Mileage 

The Tata Tiago's ARAI-certified fuel efficiency figures are rated at 23.84kmpl for the petrol model.