Published : 06 August 2021
Read Time : 5 min
Author: Lakshya Khanna
Tata recently launched the Tiago NRG facelift with a price tag of Rs. 6.57 lakh for the manual transmission and Rs. 7.09 lakh with the automatic. The Tiago NRG adds a few extra features that aren’t available in the XZ Plus variant. But, did you know that it also removes a few? Let’s compare them and find out what’s the difference between these two cars.

Since the Tiago NRG gets a dual-tone roof as standard, we think it’s better to compare the Tiago XZ Plus dual-tone with the NRG.
With the manual transmission, the Tiago NRG costs Rs. 7,500 more than the Tiago XZ Plus dual-tone. Meanwhile, with the automatic, the price gap shrinks to Rs. 4,500.
The biggest difference between the two car’s dimensions is in their ground clearances. The Tiago hatchback has a respectable 170mm of ground clearance while the Tiago NRG beats it by 11mm. The NRG’s ground clearance stands at 181mm. The NRG is also a bit longer because of the extra cladding on the bumpers. Other than that, they’re both identical or almost identical.
The Tiago NRG gets the following extra features that aren’t available in the Tiago XZ Plus:
The NRG gets a lot of body cladding all-around for a tough look. Besides the visual differences, the NRG also gets keyless entry, push-button start/stop, and parking sensors. However, it also misses out on the auto AC, 7-speed front wiper and gets style steel wheel instead of proper alloy wheels.
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