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Tata Aeris Replaces Tigor With Lower Price, More Features
Tata has introduced a new car called the Aeris in India.
It replaces the older Tigor sedan.
The Aeris costs between Rs 5.29 lakh and Rs 9.74 lakh before other charges.
Buyers can choose between petrol and CNG versions.
Some versions come with manual or automatic-style AMT gearboxes.
The car has a newer design and more features than the Tigor.
Its starting price is over Rs 40,000 lower than the outgoing model’s entry price.
People can book the Aeris now, and deliveries are expected next month.
Tata has launched the Aeris in India as the Tigor’s successor.
Prices range from Rs 5.29 lakh to Rs 9.74 lakh ex-showroom across five variants.
The Aeris offers petrol and CNG powertrains, with MT and AMT options on select variants.
It receives substantial styling and feature upgrades over the outgoing Tigor.
Bookings are open, while deliveries are scheduled to begin next month.
- Who
- Tata and buyers of the new Aeris sedan.
- What
- The Tata Aeris has launched as the successor to the Tigor, with updated styling, features, engines and pricing.
- Where
- India.
- When
- Bookings are open, and deliveries are scheduled to begin next month.
- Why
- The Aeris succeeds the Tigor while offering substantial styling and feature upgrades and a lower entry price.
Key facts
- Model
- Tata Aeris
- Predecessor
- Tata Tigor
- Price range
- Rs 5.29 lakh to Rs 9.74 lakh, ex-showroom
- Variants
- Five
- Fuel options
- Petrol and CNG
- Transmission options
- MT and AMT on select variants
- Availability
- Bookings open; deliveries begin next month
Sources
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