Altroz, Punch, and Tata EV models remain unaffected by the price hike

• Tata’s flagship SUVs, Harrier and Safari, will see a maximum price increase of Rs 20,000 across all variants.

• The ICE version of the Nexon will have an average price increase of Rs 10,000 for most variants.

• Tata Tiago will become more expensive by up to Rs 4,000, while the Tigor will see a price increase of up to Rs 5,000.

• Rising input costs have been cited as the reason for the price hike.

Some Tata ICE cars will experience a price increase of up to Rs 20,000. The models that will become more expensive include Harrier, Safari, Nexon, Tiago, and Tigor. The rising input costs are one of the main reasons for this price hike, according to the manufacturer.

Let’s take a look at the price revision for each variant across the models.

Tiago

 

• The higher-specced variants of the Tata Tiago will see a maximum price increase of up to Rs 4,000.

• All other variants, except the XT, will become more expensive by up to Rs 2,000.

• The XT trim of the hatchback will see the least price increase of Rs 1,000.

• The base-spec XE trims of both petrol and CNG, along with XTO, will remain unaffected by the price hike.

• The price range for the Tata Tiago will now be Rs 5.60 lakh to Rs 8.15 lakh.

Also Read: Tata Altroz Gets A More Affordable, Sunroof-equipped Variant

Tigor

 

• The top-spec XZ variants of both petrol and CNG models of the subcompact sedan will see a price increase of Rs 4,000.

• The mid-spec XM trims of both petrol and CNG variants of the Tigor will become more expensive by up to Rs 5,000.

• Tata Tigor will now be priced from Rs 6.30 lakh to Rs 8.90 lakh.

Tata Nexon