Tata Tigor EV All Variants - Range, Price & Specifications
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Tata Tigor EV

  • Rating: 4.1

The 2025 Tata Tigor EV is the electric version of the Tigor, known for its decently spacious cabin and a 4-star safety rating from Global NCAP.  Do note that Tata Motors hasn’t updated the Tigor EV 2025, unlike the petrol version. This means it doesn’t get the LED headlights and updated front profile.  The interior of the Tata Tigor EV 2025’s dashboard design feels dated. Nevertheless, the black and white dashboard colour scheme makes the cabin feel airy. It also has a usable 316-litre boot.  Top features include a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment, a semi-digital instrument cluster, automatic climate control, and a superb sounding 8-speaker Harman Kardon sound system. The Tata Tigor EV 2025 gets a 26 kWh battery pack that powers a 75 PS e-motor. This setup delivers an ARAI-claimed range of 315 km.

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Price Range:Rs.12.49 Lakh - Rs.13.75 Lakh*

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Tata Tigor EV Specs & Features

  • Key Specifications
  • Top Features

Range 315 km
Battery Capacity 26 kWh
Charging Time AC 9H 24min | 3.3 kW (0-100%)
Power 73.75 bhp
Charging Time DC 59 min |18 kW(10-80%)
Boot Space 316 Litres
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Tata Tigor EV variants price list


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Tata Tigor EV Exterior images


Tata Tigor EV Interior images


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Tata Tigor EV Available Colours


Tata Tigor EV Pros & Cons


Pros

  • City performance: Electric performance offers immediate acceleration and quick overtakes in the city
  • Usable range: 170-220 km of realistic range makes it a solid city commuter
  • Comfortable ride quality: soaks up undulations and speed breakers really well

Cons

  • Outdated infotainment package: 7-inch touchscreen feels old to use with slow response times and wired Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity
  • Silly feature omissions: alloy wheels, rear AC vents, rear-adjustable headrests
  • Range / battery percentage read-outs could’ve been calibrated for more accuracy

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