2020 Tata Altroz vs Tata Tigor - Price, Specs, Features, Mileage Comparison

Altroz 2020 vs Tigor 2020 | Price Comparison - Which One Is Cheaper?

Tata Altroz prices start from Rs. 5.44 lakh and go up to Rs. 7.89 lakh for petrol manual powertrain. The Tata Tigor petrol manual prices start from Rs. 5.39 lakh and go up to Rs. 6.99 lakh. For the manual powertrain, the Altroz has a similar starting price as the Tigor but the higher variants cost a fair bit more than the fully-loaded Tigor. They also get more features to justify the higher cost, though.

For the petrol automatic powertrain, Tata Tigor starts from Rs. 6.49 lakh. Tata Altroz is currently not available with petrol automatic powertrain.

Altroz 2020 vs Tigor 2020 | Dimension Comparison - Which One Is Bigger?

Tata Altroz is 3990mm long, 1755mm wide and 1523mm tall and has a wheelbase of 2501mm. The Tata Altroz has a boot space of 345 litres. The Tata Tigor measures 3993mm in length, 1677mm in width and 1532mm in height. The wheelbase of Tata Tigor is 2450mm and it has a boot space of 419 litres.

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Dimension Review

• The Tigor is longer than the Altroz by 3mm.
• The Altroz is wider than the Tigor by 78mm.
• The Tigor is taller than the Altroz by 9mm.
• The Altroz has a longer wheelbase than the Tigor; by 51mm.
• The Tigor has 74 litres more boot space than the Altroz.
• The Tigor has 5mm more ground clearance than the Altroz.
• The Altroz wins the dimension battle with the tigor as it’s much wider than the Tigor.
• The Altroz also has bigger wheels on higher variants and with wider tyres.
• The lower variants of the Altroz get an embarrassingly narrow tyre size of just 165-section.
• Meanwhile, the Tata Tigor has a far bigger boot than the Altroz’.

Altroz 2020 vs Tigor 2020 | Engine Specs Comparison - Which One has Better Performance

Altroz 1.2L Petrol vs Tigor 1.2L Petrol

Tata Altroz gets a 1.2L petrol 3-cylinder engine which makes 86PS of maximum power and 113Nm of peak torque. It is available with a 5-speed manual transmission and has a mileage of 19.05kmpl.

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Tata Tigor gets a 1.2L petrol 3-cylinder engine which makes 86PS of maximum power and 113Nm of peak torque. It is available with a 5-speed manual and a 5-speed AMT type automatic transmission. The Tata Tigor petrol manual has a mileage of 19.93kmpl while the automatic claims to deliver a fuel-efficiency figure of 19.28kmpl.

Petrol Engine Review

• Both cars use the same engine with the same power and torque rating.
• The Tigor petrol manual is slightly more fuel-efficient than the Altroz, which is a mystery since they’re using the same engine and even weigh about the same.
• Their drivability should be similar as the Tigor and the Altroz have similar torque-to-weight ratios.

Altroz 2020 vs Tigor 2020 | Feature Comparison - Which Is Better?

Notable top features of Altroz 2020 are:

• Projector Headlamps w/ LED DRL
• Multi-Drive Modes
• Digital Instrument Cluster
• Auto Headlamp
• Auto Wipers
• Rear AC Vents
• Front & Rear Armrest
• Cruise Control
• Wearable Key
• Idle Start/Stop
• Rear Parking Camera w/ Guidelines
• Blue Ambient Lighting
• 7-inch full-colour instrument console
• Front and rear armrests
• 16-inch alloy wheels

Notable top features of Tigor 2020 are:

• Projector headlamp w/ LED DRL
• Auto AC
• 15-inch  alloy wheels
• 7-inch touchscreen w/ Android Auto & Apple CarPlay
• Rear parking assist with camera
• Height adjustable driver seat
• Electrically adjustable & foldable ORVMs
• Steering mounted controls
• Push-button start w/ smart key
• Cooled glovebox
• Rear defogger

Is the Tata Altroz better than the Tata Tigor?

Price of the base variant of Tata Altroz is Rs. 5.44 lakh and Tata Tigor is Rs. 5.39 lakh (both ex-showroom). The Altroz and Tigor have similar starting prices. But the higher variants of the Altroz cost more than the Tigor’s XZ Plus.

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While the Altroz does have better road presence, its lower variants disappoint with skinny tyres. The Altroz has a much wider body and bigger wheels with wider tyres, but the lower variants with 165-section tyres don't quite belong on a B2 segment premium hatchback.

The Altroz’ top variant costs a fair bit more than the Tigor’s but it more than makes up for the price gap with more than enough features.