Opening gallery...




6 Colors to choose



Aeris
₹5.30 - ₹9.75 Lakh

Aura
₹6.00 - ₹8.60 Lakh
Engine Capacity
Boot Space
Drivetrain
Power

Aeris
₹5.30 - ₹9.75 Lakh

Dzire
₹6.31 - ₹9.54 Lakh
Engine Capacity
Boot Space
Drivetrain
Power

Aeris
₹5.30 - ₹9.75 Lakh

Amaze 2nd Gen
₹5.99 - ₹7.80 Lakh
Engine Capacity
Boot Space
Drivetrain
Power
Tata Aeris
The Tata Aeris is a thoroughly updated, renamed successor to the Tigor, positioned in the compact sedan segment. It is offered with petrol and CNG engines, paired with either a manual or an AMT gearbox. Feature-loaded and well packaged, it delivers plenty of cabin space and practical storage, making it ideal for everyday use, especially in metro cities with heavy traffic. With fuel prices rising and uncertainty around ethanol-blended petrol, the CNG-plus-AMT combination stands out as the smarter choice, offering low running costs without the hassle of constant clutch work in stop-and-go traffic.
EMI ₹ 10,016 /mo
Aeris Highlights
Made for city-first sedan buyers who want segment-leading features, comfort and safety without paying a premium price.
Feature-rich cabin, ventilated seats, six airbags as standard, practical boot space, and a comfortable, well-equipped interior.
Modest CNG power output, styling borrowed heavily from Tigor, less boot space in CNG.
Tata Aeris Price
Aeris Petrol
₹5.30 - ₹8.75 Lakh*Petrol · Manual
Petrol · Automatic
Petrol · Manual
Petrol · Automatic
Petrol · Manual
Petrol · Automatic
Petrol · Manual
Petrol · Automatic
Aeris CNG
₹6.30 - ₹9.75 Lakh*CNG · Manual
CNG · Manual
CNG · Automatic
CNG · Manual
CNG · Automatic
CNG · Manual
CNG · Automatic
CNG · Manual
Expert Verdict on Aeris
91Wheels Expert
Pros & Cons of Aeris
What we admire in this car
Six airbags standard across all variants for strong occupant protection.
Ventilated front seats a first-in-segment feature
Spacious 419-litre boot space handles luggage with genuine everyday practicality
Feature-loaded cabin includes wireless charging, dashcam DVR and 360-degree camera
170mm ground clearance handles Indian roads and speed breakers confidently
What could have been better
CNG + AMT combination not suitable for steep mountain roads
Service quality at Tata needs urgent attention
Cruise control feature is unavailable on the CNG AMT variant
Should I buy the Aeris?
If you're after a budget-friendly sedan that doesn't back on safety, the Aeris deserves a spot on your list. It's well suited for first-time buyers, small families, and daily commuters who care more about safety and everyday comfort than outright performance. Moreover, the CNG version is worth a look too if you want to keep running costs down.
- The Aeris retains the Tigor's overall silhouette but adopts a sleeker face with slim LED headlamps, connected DRLs and integrated fog lamps borrowed from the facelifted Tiago.
- Wheel arch cladding adds visual muscularity to the car's sides, while the rear gets a wider taillamp design inspired by the Curvv for a more contemporary stance.
- Top-spec variants get R15 Diamond Aero alloy wheels along with dual-tone roof options on the Accomplished trim, lending the car a distinctly premium, upmarket road presence.
- Inside, the cabin uses a beige dual-tone theme across the dashboard, doors and leatherette seats, paired with a sportluxe two-spoke steering wheel for a modern, command-focused feel.
- The Premium OpenView dashboard layout keeps the floating touchscreen and digital cluster within easy reach, giving the cockpit a clean, intuitive and thoughtfully arranged appearance overall.
Aeris body specifications:
| Boot Space | 419 liters |



- Power comes from a 1.2-litre Revotron petrol engine producing 86PS and 113Nm of torque, mated to either a 5-speed manual gearbox or a 5-speed AMT unit.
- The iCNG variant uses the same 1.2-litre engine but detuned to 75.5PS and 96.5Nm in CNG mode, with a direct CNG start eliminating the need to switch modes.
- A 170mm ground clearance helps the Aeris tackle speed breakers, potholes and uneven Indian roads with far greater confidence than most rivals in this segment.
- Quick-response paddle shifters on the AMT variant put gear changes at the driver's fingertips, adding a slightly more engaging character to what is otherwise a sedate commuter.
- Cruise control on petrol and CNG manual/AMT variants (barring CNG AMT) reduces fatigue on long highway stretches, making the Aeris a genuinely relaxed once-a-week road-trip companion.
- CNG safety engineering includes leak detection that automatically switches to petrol mode, along with a thermal incident protection system that vents gas safely in an emergency.
Aeris engine specifications:
| Transmission | Manual & Automatic |
| Engine | 1197 cc |
| Power | 75.5 Ps @ 6000 rpm |
| Torque | 96.5 Nm @ 3500 rpm |
| Drive Train | FWD |
- Every Aeris variant gets six airbags as standard, backed by ABS with EBD and corner stability control, electronic stability program and hill hold control for added confidence.
- A 360-degree SVS HD camera with multiple 2D/3D views, blind view monitor and HD reverse parking camera make low-speed manoeuvring and parking noticeably easier and safer.
- Higher variants add a built-in dashcam recorder (DVR) with four-camera surround recording, giving owners continuous footage for both safety documentation and peace of mind on the road.
- The 26.03cm HD touchscreen supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, paired with iRA connected car technology offering over 35 real-time, app-based vehicle features and controls.
- Comfort features include AeroLux ventilated front seats, a cooled glove box, rear AC vents and a wireless smartphone charging deck, all aimed at everyday practicality and comfort.
- Intelligent tyre pressure monitoring, ISOFIX child seat mounts and follow-me-home headlamps round out a safety and convenience package that is unusually comprehensive for this price bracket.
Aeris features:
| TPMS | Yes |
| Wireless Charger | Yes |
| Ventilated Seats | Yes |

₹5.30 - ₹9.75 Lakh*
Ex-Showroom Price
Explore Tata Aeris
Exclusive Offers
Find Offers from nearby dealers
Tata Aeris Competitors
| Models | Fuel Type | Engine | Mileage | Safety Rating | Boot Space | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() ₹5.30 - ₹9.75 Lakh* | Petrol, CNG | 1197 cc | - | - | 419 litres | |
| Petrol, CNG | 1197 cc | For Petrol20-21 kmplFor CNG22-28 km/kg | 2 ★GNCAP | 402 litres | Aeris vs Aura | |
| Petrol, CNG | 1197 cc | For Petrol24.79-25.71 kmplFor CNG33.73 km/kg | 5 ★GNCAP | 382 litres | Aeris vs Dzire | |
| Petrol | 1199 cc | 18.3-18.6 kmpl | - | 420 litres | Aeris vs Amaze 2nd Gen | |
| Petrol, CNG | 1197 cc | For Petrol24.8-25.75 kmplFor CNG32.85 km/kg | - | 265 litres | Aeris vs Swift | |
| Petrol | 1199 cc | 19.2-19.6 kmpl | 4 ★GNCAP | 419 litres | Aeris vs Tigor | |
| CNG | 1199 cc | 19.2-19.6 km/kg | 4 ★GNCAP | - | Aeris vs Tigor CNG | |
| Petrol | 1198-1199 cc | 18.3-19.3 kmpl | - | 315 litres | Aeris vs C3 X | |
| Petrol | 1199 cc | 19.46 kmpl | 5 ★BNCAP | 416 litres | Aeris vs Amaze | |
| CNG | 1199 cc | - | - | 242 litres | Aeris vs Tiago CNG | |
| Petrol, CNG | 1197 cc | For Petrol16-21 kmplFor CNG18-19 km/kg | - | - | Aeris vs Grand i10 Nios |
Aeris Owner Reviews

Reviews (5)
Best Value Sedan
Sedan good
Spacious and Comfortable
Great Sedan Experience
Unmatched Market Performance
Locate Your Nearest Dealership
Tata Aeris Question & Answers
How many litres of engine oil is used in Tata Aeris?
Aeris News & Expert Reviews
Expert Reviews
Tata Aeris Variants Explained: Features, Prices and Which One to Buy
Top Sedan Cars You Should Not Miss























