Tata Cars in India – Price, Mileage & Specifications

Tata have launched the 2026 Curvv Series X with a simpler variant lineup and several features moved further down the range. We got a closer look at the new Curvv Series X, including the Pure X Plus and Creative X Plus variants. In this detailed photo gallery, we take you through their exterior differences, interior, features, rear-seat space and the construction of Tata’s R-Comfort seats.

The 2026 Tata Punch EV is available with multiple battery pack and motor configurations, giving buyers the flexibility to choose between affordability and longer driving range. Depending on the variant, the new Punch EV offers different power outputs, battery capacities and claimed range. In this article, we break down the 2026 Punch EV’s variant-wise powertrain options and check out which variants get the 30kWh and 40kWh battery packs, along with their performance specifications, so you can pick the variant that best suits your needs.

In this article, we’ll present the data based on V3Cars mileage test and inform you about what real-world fuel efficiency you can expect from the Tata Nexon 1.5L turbo diesel-manual in city and highway driving conditions. We’ll also find out how much the mileage numbers deviate from the manufacturer-claimed fuel efficiency figures. The information presented in this article will also help you learn about the mileage differences you can expect when driving in the city vs driving on the highway.

If you’re wondering whether you should buy the Tata Punch petrol or CNG then this article will help you come to a conclusion. Here, we’ll take the latest ex-showroom prices of the Punch and look at the price difference. Based on the current petrol and CNG prices, we’ll calculate the kilometres you need to drive the car to recover the higher upfront cost. This should help you decide which engine option of the Punch will work best for you and save you money in the long run. Let’s start with the difference in their ex-showroom prices.

If you’re wondering whether you should buy the Tata Altroz petrol or CNG then this article will help you come to a conclusion. Here, we’ll take the latest ex-showroom prices of the Altroz and look at the price difference. Based on the current petrol and CNG prices, we’ll calculate the kilometres you need to drive the car to recover the higher upfront cost. This should help you decide which engine option of the Altroz will work best for you and save you money in the long run. Let’s start with the difference in their ex-showroom prices.

If you’re wondering whether you should buy the Tata Tiago petrol or CNG then this article will help you come to a conclusion. Here, we’ll take the latest ex-showroom prices of the Tiago and look at the price difference. Based on the current petrol and CNG prices, we’ll calculate the kilometres you need to drive the car to recover the higher upfront cost. This should help you decide which engine option of the Tiago will work best for you and save you money in the long run. Let’s start with the difference in their ex-showroom prices.

Stellantis, the parent company of Fiat, Jeep and Citroen, will use Tata Motors’ vehicle platforms and technology to develop future cars for more than 50 global markets. The agreement expands the existing Tata-Stellantis manufacturing partnership to include vehicle technology and product development.

The next-generation Tata Nexon was spotted testing again recently, revealing new details about its exterior design and wheel setup. The latest test mule was spotted wearing alloy wheels offered on the Tata Curvv, while the front end features a revised design. The new spy shots suggest that the upcoming Nexon will receive a substantial redesign rather than a conventional facelift.

Tata Cars have equipped the new Aeris with a long list of features aimed at making it more comfortable, convenient and technology-rich than the Tigor it replaces. From connected tail lamps and ventilated seats to an AMT rotary selector and a 360-degree camera, the Aeris gets several features that are worth highlighting.

Tata have expanded their Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) offering to their entire electric vehicle lineup in India. First introduced with the Tiago EV and Punch EV, the BaaS option is now available with the Nexon EV, Curvv EV, Sierra EV and Harrier EV

Tata Motors have launched the 2026 Aeris in 5 variants – Smart, Pure, Pure Plus, Creative and Accomplished. The new sedan is available with petrol and CNG powertrains, with 5-speed manual and AMT options.

Tata Motors have launched the Aeris at an introductory starting price of Rs. 5.30 lakh (ex-showroom). The 2026 Aeris is available in 5 variants – Smart, Pure, Pure Plus, Creative and Accomplished. Tata are offering the Aeris with a 1.2L normal petrol and 1.2L CNG engine with the option of a 5-speed manual and 5-speed AMT. Bookings for the Tata Aria are now open, while deliveries will begin on the first day of Navratri, October 11.