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▼Tata Motors is back in the sedan game with the official launch of the Tata Aeris in India. Prices for this stylish new car start at a highly competitive Rs 5.29 lakh ex-showroom. Serving as the direct replacement for the Tigor, this vehicle brings a totally revamped exterior design and a premium cabin. You can book yours today, and customer deliveries will officially begin on October 11.
Quick Overview of the New Sedan
The latest addition to the Tata family brings some serious upgrades in technology and styling. Here is a quick snapshot of what you get with this brand new car.
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Feature |
Specification |
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Starting Price |
Rs 5.29 Lakh (ex-showroom) |
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Engine |
1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol |
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Power Output |
86 hp / 113 Nm torque |
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CNG Option |
Yes, twin-cylinder i-CNG tech |
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Boot Space (CNG) |
419 litres |
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Key Safety Tech |
6 airbags standard, 360-degree camera |
A Fresh Take on Sedan Design
If you compare it to the older Tigor, the Tata Aeris looks much sharper and thoroughly modern. The front end clearly takes some inspiration from the updated Tiago, but it still manages to carve out its own identity. Walk around to the side, and you will notice how the smooth curves let the roofline flow nicely into the rear section.
At the back, Tata gave the car a totally new tail lamp setup. A sleek light strip connects the two units, with the company logo sitting proudly in the middle. You will also see bold Aeris lettering across the tailgate, which is a styling trend many buyers really love these days. You have six cool paint colors to pick from, including Dandeli Drizzle, Nitro Crimson, Dune Glow, Pristine White, Pure Grey, and Daytona Grey. A fresh set of 15-inch alloy wheels completes the exterior look perfectly.
Upgraded Premium Interior
Once you step inside, the cabin feels a lot more premium than you might expect for the price.
The driver gets a sporty two-spoke steering wheel featuring an illuminated logo, and if you choose an automatic variant, you even get paddle shifters. Gone are the old-school analogue dials. Instead, you get a fully digital instrument cluster paired with a massive 10.25-inch free-floating touchscreen right in the center.
Tata used soft-touch materials across the dashboard and threw in comfortable leatherette seats to make long drives much better. For everyday convenience, they kept physical buttons and rotary knobs for the climate controls below the screen, so you do not have to take your eyes off the road just to change the fan speed.
Variant-wise Pricing Breakdown
Tata offers five different trim levels to make sure there is a version for every budget.
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Variant Trim |
Petrol MT Ex-Showroom |
i-CNG MT Ex-Showroom |
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SMART |
Rs 5.29 Lakh |
Rs 6.29 Lakh |
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PURE |
Rs 6.14 Lakh |
Rs 7.14 Lakh |
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PURE+ |
Rs 6.74 Lakh |
Rs 7.74 Lakh |
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CREATIVE |
Rs 7.49 Lakh |
Rs 8.49 Lakh |
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ACCOMPLISHED |
Rs 8.19 Lakh |
Rs 9.19 Lakh |
Engine Performance and Powertrain Options
Under the hood, the Tata Aeris runs on a proven 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine. This motor pushes out a very respectable 86 hp and 113 Nm of peak torque.
If you care a lot about fuel economy, you should definitely look at the i CNG powertrain available right from launch. You can get it with either a manual gearbox or an automated manual transmission. The CNG version uses a clever twin cylinder design. By splitting a large 70-litre capacity into two smaller tanks tucked under the floor, Tata ensures you still have 419 litres of usable boot space for your luggage.
Advanced Technology and Safety Features
This new sedan comes loaded with features you usually find in much more expensive cars. For music and navigation, you get wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The cabin also includes ventilated front seats and dual wireless phone chargers to keep your devices topped up.
Safety is a huge priority here. Every single variant comes standard with six airbags. The electronics package is massive, giving you an electronic stability program, a tire pressure monitoring system, and hill hold control. It also features corner stability control and rollover mitigation. To help you park and drive safely in tight spots, there is a 3360-degreesurround view camera that actually works as a built-in dashcam recorder.
Conclusion
By launching the Tata Aeris, Tata Motors really gave the compact sedan market exactly what it needed. The mix of a sharp design, a high-quality interior, top-tier safety gear, and that super practical CNG option makes it a brilliant choice. With a starting price of just Rs 5.29 lakh, it brings amazing value for families who want a stylish and economical daily driver.
Neha Mehlawat
Neha Mehlawat is an automotive journalist and industry analyst with 10+ years of experience covering cars, bikes, and mobility trends. She tracks the latest launches, technology upgrades, and policy changes in the auto sector, delivering sharp insights that help readers stay ahead in the fast-evolving world of automobiles.