The Aeris replaces the Tigor as Tata’s newest sub‑four‑metre sedan, arriving with a new look and a fresh set of options.
It starts at ₹5.29 lakh for the petrol manual, while the CNG version begins at ₹6.29 lakh. Higher variants climb to ₹8.19 lakh for petrol and ₹9.19 lakh for CNG, with AMT versions adding a modest premium.
Its silhouette keeps the Tigor’s sloping roofline but lifts the bonnet and squares the stance. Slim LED headlamps, a new front bumper with C‑shaped accents, and a blacked‑out grille give it a sharper presence, while the rear sports connected taillamps and a revised bumper.
Inside, a twin‑tone beige‑and‑white dashboard hosts a free‑standing 10.25‑inch touchscreen and a digital gauge cluster. The cabin also offers wireless charging, ventilated front seats, a 360‑degree camera, and a dashcam with DVR storage.
Under the hood, a 1.2‑litre naturally aspirated three‑cylinder delivers 85 hp and 113 Nm to the front wheels, paired with a 5‑speed manual or AMT. The CNG unit produces 74.5 hp and 96.5 Nm, sits in a 70‑litre tank, and retains ample boot space thanks to clever placement.
Standard six‑airbag protection, blind‑spot monitoring, hill‑hold, and a reinforced high‑strength chassis round out the safety package. The Aeris will roll off the production line in March 2026, with city‑wide availability slated for April, giving buyers a full‑spec sedan at a pocket‑friendly price.