Tata Tigor

Tata Motors has been the champions of sub-four metre car segment in India. Building and improving on the Tiago specs, they have introduced Tata Tiago in 2015 which was recently updated in 2019. Known as Tiago’s elder sibling, the Tigor has a wheelbase stretched by a full 50mm. The hatchback, or “styleback” as it is often called, looks small but packs amazing space into its design. The boot can accommodate a full grown adult. It takes all the top features of the Tiago and a layer of understated practicality to it. It is the perfect choice in its segment with the ideal balance between sensibility and flair.

 

The new Tata Tigor has six color variants – Roman Silver, Titanium Grey, Pearlescent White, Espresso Brown, Berry Red, and Egyptian Blue.

 

Tata is offering five new variants for the Tigor – XE, XM, XZ, XZA, and XZ+. The XZ is an AMT-based improvement upon XZ in the petrol variant. The company is also offering a JTP version to cater to the adventure enthusiasts.

Tata Motors has been the champions of sub-four metre car segment in India. Building and improving on the Tiago specs, they have introduced Tata Tiago in 2015 which was recently updated in 2019. Known as Tiago’s elder sibling, the Tigor has a wheelbase stretched by a full 50mm. The hatchback, or “styleback” as it is often called, looks small but packs amazing space into its design. The boot can accommodate a full grown adult. It takes all the top features of the Tiago and a layer of understated practicality to it. It is the perfect choice in its segment with the ideal balance between sensibility and flair.   The new Tata Tigor has six color variants – Roman Silver, Titanium Grey, Pearlescent White, Espresso Brown, Berry Red, and Egyptian Blue.   Tata is offering five new variants for the Tigor – XE, XM, XZ, XZA, and XZ+. The XZ is an AMT-based improvement upon XZ in the petrol variant. The company is also offering a JTP version to cater to the adventure enthusiasts.

Tata Tigor Review and Features

1. ENGINE - The Tigor gives you a power-packed performance with both the petrol and diesel variants. The 1.2L petrol Revotron triple cylinder engine provides a power of 84 bhp at 6000 RPM and a torque of 116Nm at 3500 RPM. The diesel-powered triple cylinder Revotorq engine gives a power of 69bhp at 4000 RPM and a torque of 140 Nm at 1800-3000 RPM.

   The JTP version, a beast introduced for the enthusiasts, boasts of a 1.2L turbo petrol engine that powers at 109 bhp and has a max torque of 170Nm.

2. EXTERIOR - The Tigor 2019 has a Hatch design that gives it a unique look and stylish design. The Tigor is fitted with 15-inch dual toned alloy wheels, and dual chamber chrome finished projector headlamps, diamond-shaped front grille, and shark-fin antenna. The headlamps have a black surround design coupled with re-designed projector lamps. The ORVMs come with auto fold feature and are fitted with LED indicators.
3. INTERIOR - The Tiago 2019 continues with the black and grey interiors and has the added beauty of titanium-colored faux leather seats. The driver’s seat is height adjustable, and there is an added roof liner. The rear seats have good head space, and the front seats offer a scooped design for spacious legroom. The boot has a large 419-liter space, and there are additional 24 smart spaces for convenience.
4. SAFETY AND COMFORT - The Tigor is accentuated with a host of standard safety features like dual front airbags, rear parking sensors, advanced ABS with corner stability control and EBD, etc. The Tigor has a strong body structure reinforced with high steel strength steel that can absorb energy on impact. It has additional safety features like front seatbelt reminder and speed alert that empower you to drive safely.

The Tigor has a ConnectNEXT infotainment feature in all its variants with an immersive surround sound 8-speaker system. It has been revised with features like Android Auto, Apple Car Play, and Mirror Link.

Tata Tigor RTO Registration

The Regional Transport Office regulates all the registration of vehicles in its district. The Motor Vehicles Act of 198 makes it imperative for every vehicle owner to get their car registered at the district level agencies called the RTO.

Here are the documents required to register a vehicle:

1. Application form for registration of the vehicle
2. Original Invoice of the vehicle
3. Photographs of Passport size
4. Address and age proof
5. Photographs of Passport size
6. Sales certificate of the vehicle
7. Roadworthiness certificate
8. A Temporary Registration Number

The RTO also charges a pre-determined fee for the service. You will need to provide the original documents along with their photocopies to get the vehicle registered.

Alternate Brands in India

As Tigor is the most affordable sedan in the segment, it rivals the likes of -

1. Maruti Suzuki Baleno – 5.68 – 9 lakh
2. Maruti Dzire – 5.70 – 10 lakh
3. Honda Amaze – 5.86 – 9.59 lakh
4. Hyundai Xcent – 5.75 – 8.78

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