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The Tata Aeris was launched on September 26, 2026, priced from Rs 5.29 lakh.
Key features include a 10.25-inch touchscreen with wireless Android Auto and CarPlay.
It also gets automatic climate control, ventilated front seats and a wireless charger.
Higher variants add a 360-degree camera and a built-in dashcam.
Deliveries begin October 11, 2026.
That base variant is priced Rs 40,000 lower than the Tigor it replaces.
Deliveries of the Aeris are set to begin on October 11, 2026.
The car retains the Tigor’s notchback roofline but gets reworked styling, including a slim gloss-black grille and rectangular LED headlamps.
It also gets wheel arch cladding, a sharkfin antenna, and connected LED taillamps similar to the Tata Curvv.
The cabin borrows its theme from the refreshed Tiago, with a lighter beige and cream interior.
Key features include a 10.25-inch touchscreen with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
Other features include automatic climate control, ventilated front seats, a wireless phone charger and cruise control.
Higher variants add a 360-degree camera and a built-in dashcam.
Standard safety features include six airbags, three-point seatbelts for all occupants, and rear parking sensors.
The Aeris is powered by a 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine producing 86 PS, paired with a 5-speed manual or AMT.
A CNG variant producing 76 PS is also available.
The car offers 419 litres of boot space.
Tata Motors positions the Aeris in India’s compact sedan segment, which competes on price, space and features.
The Tigor had been on sale in India for several years before being replaced by the Aeris.
Tata Motors sells vehicles across hatchback, sedan, SUV and electric vehicle segments in India.
The Curvv, whose taillamp design has influenced the Aeris, is a newer coupe-SUV model in Tata’s line-up.
Compact sedans in India are typically judged on a combination of fuel efficiency, boot space and in-cabin technology.
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