New-Gen Tata Tiago First Look Review - More Smooth and Modern

Tata has launched the new gen of the Tiago. The price of the Tiago starts at Rs. 4.69 Lakh (ex-showroom) and goes up to Rs. 8.55 Lakh (ex-showroom). The new gen looks more modern and clean in terms of design and the design looks made dedicatedly catering the Gen-Z buyers who are looking for the first car purchase. Meanwhile, make sure to join the 91Wheels WhatsApp Channel to never miss out on automotive updates. 

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The Front

The front fascia of the newly redesigned Tata Tiago has undergone a striking transformation, adopting a remarkably clean, minimalist aesthetic characterised by fewer body creases and a significantly more sophisticated, premium road presence. Elevating its contemporary appeal, the freshly sculpted projector headlamps are noticeably sleeker and sharper than those found on the outgoing model, integrating distinctive, eyebrow-style LED Daytime Running Lights (DRLs) that give the hatchback an aggressive, focused expression.

Anchoring the front end is a restyled, minimalist gloss-black enclosed plate that replaces the traditional open grille pattern. This sleek black panel stretches horizontally across the nose, seamlessly bridging the gap between the two slender headlamps. On the center panel sits the new-age, flat 2D Tata logo. Below this, the redesigned bumper exhibits a more rounded, aerodynamic silhouette with fewer jagged lines, housing a subtly integrated front camera just beneath the central badging to hint at enhanced tech capabilities. Below that, the lower grille blends smoothly into the bumper. It has a neat mesh pattern with small, upward-pointing vertical lines, adding a sharp and sporty touch to the car's clean look.

The Side

Tata has kept the signature silhouette and clean side profile of the Tiago, maintaining its familiar proportions. However, the new gen has introduced a few noticeable changes that significantly enhance its stance. The most prominent update is the addition of bold, black cladding around the wheel arches, giving the hatchback a more rugged, crossover-inspired personality. Additionally, it rides on freshly designed, premium 15-inch dual-tone diamond-cut alloy wheels with a sharp geometric pattern that lends a highly modern look to the side profile.

The facelift introduces sophisticated new shades like Pure Grey, Daytona Grey, Pristine White, Pangong Pulse, Sobo Surge and Varanasi Vibrance. 

The Rear

The rear of the new Tiago has undergone a complete design overhaul, giving it a much wider and more premium look. The most prominent change is the introduction of a sleek, dark-tinted connected light bar design across the tailgate, replacing the blocky, single-unit taillamps of the older model. This bar houses distinct vertical LED lighting elements on the sides and prominently features the new 2D Tata logo right in the center. The tailgate itself looks cleaner, with spaced-out "TIAGO" lettering sitting lower down on a smoothly sculpted surface.

Further down, the completely redesigned rear bumper now houses the reverse parking sensors, a centrally positioned reverse parking light at the very bottom and long vertical reflectors pushed to the outer edges. Additionally, the rearview parking camera has been neatly repositioned right above the number plate housing within the bumper, completing the neat and modern rear aesthetic.

Interior & Comfort

The cabin of the new Tata Tiago has received a significant upgrade, adopting a minimalist yet modern design theme that dramatically elevates its premium appeal. The most immediate change is the sophisticated dual-tone black and grey interior finish, which completely replaces the older model's single-tone layout. A unique fabric-wrapped strip now runs horizontally across the dashboard, while the driver's cockpit is highlighted by a striking new two-spoke steering wheel featuring a futuristic, illuminated Tata logo. Passenger comfort is also noticeably improved across both rows, thanks to the addition of a fabric-upholstered front central armrest and dedicated rear AC vents integrated into the back of the console, complete with a handy USB charging port right beneath them.