
The Aeris starts at ₹5.29 lakh in its Smart trim, with a 1.2‑litre petrol engine that churns out 85 hp and 113 Nm. The CNG variants kick off at ₹6.29 lakh, topping out at ₹9.74 lakh for the Accomplished AMT model.
Both sedans are 3,995 mm long, but the Aeris is 49 mm narrower, measuring 1,684 mm wide compared to 1,733 mm for the Amaze. Its wheelbase sits at 2,450 mm, 20 mm shorter than the Amaze’s 2,470 mm. Boot space is almost identical: 419 litres for the Aeris versus 416 litres for the Amaze, while ground clearance is marginally lower for the Aeris at 170 mm versus 172 mm.
Engine‑wise, the Aeris’ 1.2‑litre unit delivers 85 hp and 113 Nm and is available with a 5‑speed manual or an AMT. Honda’s 1.2‑litre four‑cylinder in the Amaze gives 88.76 hp and 110 Nm, paired with a 5‑speed manual or a CVT. Neither manufacturer offers a CNG option for the Amaze.
Feature comparison shows the Aeris pulling ahead: it sports a 10.25‑inch touchscreen, a digital instrument cluster and a 360‑degree camera on higher trims, while the Amaze tops the market with an 8‑inch screen and Honda Sensing driver‑assist suite. Both cars come standard with six airbags, ABS and EBD.
The Aeris is already on sale across India, with Tata dealerships in major metros opening bookings. A CNG‑only variant is slated to hit the market by the end of 2024, and buyers should keep an eye on the upcoming 2025 model updates that may add more safety tech to the lineup.