Tata’s new Aeris is set to hit the streets on 25 September 2026, taking the Tigor’s place in the sub‑four‑metre sedan arena. The price will start at ₹6 lakh and can climb to ₹10 lakh ex‑showroom, a range that keeps it firmly in the pocket‑friendly bracket.
The first glimpse of the Aeris shows a sleeker front. Slender LED headlamps, a narrower LED lighting strip, and newly added fog lamps give it a more contemporary look. A cleaner bumper and a larger lower air‑intake hint at a refreshed stance without straying from the Tigor’s proportions.
Inside, Tata is borrowing cues from the Tiago’s updated cabin—think a revamped dashboard layout and a bigger infotainment screen. A semi‑digital instrument cluster, wireless smartphone pairing, cruise control and automatic climate control are on the menu. Safety gets a boost with a tyre‑pressure monitor, six airbags, hill‑hold assist and electronic stability control.
How does it stack up? The Aeris will go toe‑to‑toe with the Hyundai Aura, Maruti Suzuki Dzire and Honda Amaze. While those rivals stay in the same ₹6‑10 lakh band, the Aeris’s new look and added tech could tip the scales for buyers who value modern styling and connectivity over the status quo.
Mark the calendar: 25 September 2026 will be the first day customers can book or walk into a dealer. Tata hasn’t yet disclosed city‑by‑city rollout, but the launch is expected to cover major metros followed by tier‑2 and tier‑3 cities. Keep an eye on the official launch event for the final trim list and any incentives that might sweeten the deal.