Even such a cheap and CNG car did not find a buyer! As soon as it was closed, sales dropped to nothing

Tigor, one of the entry level cars of Tata Motors, has now left the Indian market. The company has launched its new car Eris instead. The impact of these two cars was clearly seen in the October 2026 sales figures. After demonetisation, sales of Tigor fell sharply and last month it got only 334 customers. At the same time, the new Eris received a good response from customers. It sold 4,005 units in October

Good discounts are being offered at dealerships for sale of remaining units of Tigor. It is believed that 334 units were sold in October due to this. Now this car is not even listed on the official website of Tata Motors. If someone wants to buy it, they have to find a dealership that still has it in stock.

Tata Tigor Price

Before the discontinuation, the ex-showroom price of the Tata Tigor was between Rs 5.55 lakh and Rs 8.84 lakh. On the other hand, the company has priced the new Eris at Rs. 5.30 lakh has been launched at a starting ex-showroom price. That means the starting price of the new car has been kept lower than the Tigor. The Eris has also been improved in terms of looks and features. It has a twin CNG cylinder option available. The company also offered CNG option in Tigor.

Tata Tigor Exterior

Tata Motors last updated the Tigor in the year 2025. Meanwhile some minor changes were made in the exterior design of the car. Its front grille and bumper have been given a new look. A small spoiler was also added to the bootlid in some variants. Its alloy wheel design remains the same, but the look of the Hyperstyle wheel has changed.

Tata Tigor Interior

An illuminated steering wheel was provided in the cabin of the car. A dual-tone leather finish was available in its higher trims. It also had features like a 3.5-inch music system display, audio controls on the steering wheel and follow-me-home headlamps. While, the top trim gets a 10.25-inch infotainment screen and a 360-degree camera. Overall its cabin was made comfortable.

Safety of Tata Tigor

For safety, the Tigor was offered features like LED headlamps with daytime running lamps, 15-inch Hyperstyle wheels, front armrest, Electronic Stability Program (ESP), hill hold control and reverse parking camera. In the Indian market it competed with sedans like Maruti Dzire and Hyundai Aura. Due to its price, Tigor remains an affordable car in this segment.

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