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Tata Tiago review: what owners and experts say

Based on 157 statements from 9 owner and expert reviews · Updated

The Tata Tiago costs ₹4.76 lakh to ₹8.61 lakh ex-showroom in India across 20 variants, sold with petrol and CNG powertrains. Reviewers are most positive about its highway stability, highway mileage and air conditioning, and most critical of its highway overtaking, braking and rear seat space. Here is the full picture, with the actual words reviewers used.

Ex-showroom price
₹4.76 lakh to ₹8.61 lakh
Variants
20
Fuel
Petrol, CNG
Seating
5

Tata Tiago price and engine options in India

Ex-showroom prices run from ₹4.76 lakh to ₹8.61 lakh. On-road prices depend on your city, so check them before you commit.

Tata Tiago engine and gearbox options
FuelGearboxEnginePower / torque
PetrolManual (5-Speed)1.2L NA Revotron, 1199 cc85bhp@6000rpm / 113Nm@3300rpm
PetrolAutomatic (5-Speed)1.2L NA Revotron, 1199 cc85bhp@6000rpm / 113Nm@3300rpm
CNGManual (5-Speed)1.2L NA Revotron, 1199 cc74.46bhp@6000rpm / 96.5Nm@3500rpm
CNGAutomatic (5-Speed)1.2L NA Revotron, 1199 cc74.46bhp@6000rpm / 96.5Nm@3500rpm

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What owners and experts like about the Tata Tiago

Highway stability

Strongly positivebased on 5 reviews

“It stays planted to the road; at 120-130 it doesn't shake, I've taken it to 160 and it felt very good”

Highway mileage

Strongly positivebased on 6 reviews

“On petrol at a constant 80-90 it does 21-23 km/l; on CNG it does 30 to 33 km/kg”

Air conditioning

Strongly positivebased on 5 reviews

“Once cooled or parked in shade it chills brilliantly within 5 minutes; the dark colour makes it slow to cool after sitting in the sun”

Boot space

Strongly positivebased on 6 reviews

“It's a CNG car but boot space isn't compromised thanks to the twin-cylinder tech, and a full-size spare is still there”

Handling

Generally positivebased on 5 reviews

“For a 6 lakh budget I don't think any car handles better; the steering is light but not lifeless and self-centres smoothly”

Ride comfort

Generally positivebased on 5 reviews

“Ride quality is still a Tiago hallmark; it soaks up bumps really well, like a car from a class above”

Where the Tata Tiago falls short

Not every point below is a serious flaw. Some are mixed opinions where reviewers disagreed, and the label says which.

Highway overtaking

Strongly negativebased on 6 reviews

“You'll save significantly on running costs but live with lower performance, especially on highway overtakes”

Braking

Generally negativebased on 6 reviews

“On gravel or loose surfaces, especially downhill, the ABS intervened too much and stopping distance increased; wider 185 tyres fixed it”

Rear seat space

Mixed reviewsbased on 6 reviews

“With four people it's very comfortable, but with five the rear space is short”

Fit & finish

Mixed reviewsbased on 7 reviews

“Fit and finish is not satisfying; while running there are rattle sounds and vibration that my other, older car didn't have”

Dashboard layout

Mixed reviewsbased on 7 reviews

“The AMT gearbox has no Park position, only reverse, neutral, drive and manual, and the handbrake is manual”

Tata Tiago ratings by area

Every area where we have at least two reviews, with the overall verdict.

Ride and handling

  • Highway stability5 reviewsStrongly positive
  • Handling5 reviewsGenerally positive
  • Ride comfort5 reviewsGenerally positive
  • Cabin refinement3 reviewsStrongly negative

Safety and build quality

  • Crash safety4 reviewsStrongly positive
  • Fit & finish7 reviewsMixed reviews
  • Braking6 reviewsGenerally negative

Cabin space and comfort

  • Boot space6 reviewsStrongly positive
  • Seat comfort7 reviewsGenerally positive
  • Rear seat space6 reviewsMixed reviews

Features and technology

  • Air conditioning5 reviewsStrongly positive
  • Headlight quality3 reviewsGenerally positive

Visibility and ergonomics

  • Driving position4 reviewsStrongly positive
  • Dashboard layout7 reviewsMixed reviews

Reliability

  • Electrical reliability3 reviewsMixed reviews
  • Long-term build quality4 reviewsStrongly negative

Service network and dealers

  • Service transparency3 reviewsStrongly negative
  • Service wait times3 reviewsStrongly negative

Mileage and fuel efficiency

  • Highway mileage6 reviewsStrongly positive

Engine and performance

  • Highway overtaking6 reviewsStrongly negative

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Tata Tiago FAQs

How much does the Tata Tiago cost in India?

The Tata Tiago costs ₹4.76 lakh to ₹8.61 lakh ex-showroom across 20 variants. On-road price depends on your city, so ask a dealer or use our dealer quote check to see what a quote should look like.

Which engine and gearbox options does the Tata Tiago have?

The Tata Tiago is sold with petrol and CNG powertrains and manual and automatic gearboxes. The table above lists every engine and gearbox combination.

What do owners like most about the Tata Tiago?

Owners and experts are most positive about the Tata Tiago's highway stability, highway mileage and air conditioning.

What are the common complaints about the Tata Tiago?

The most common criticism is about the Tata Tiago's highway overtaking, braking and rear seat space. Check the full list above to see how strongly reviewers agree.

Is the Tata Tiago the right car for me?

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How this page is made: we collect what real owners and expert reviewers say in published video reviews, tag each statement by topic (for example ride comfort or service cost) and score how positive or negative it is. Nothing here is paid for by manufacturers or dealers, and no result is sponsored. Prices come from CarDekho and can change; confirm with a dealer. Read more in why car advice conflicts.