Tata Aeris Car: Launch Price, Features & Search Surge

Launch & Pricing

On 26 September 2026 Tata Motors unveiled the Aeris sedan, a sub‑4 metre car that directly replaces the Tigor in the brand’s lineup. The launch came with a ₹5.29 lakh ex‑showroom price, making it ₹40 000 cheaper than the Tigor[1].

Variant Matrix (Ex‑Showroom Delhi)

Variant	Engine	Transmission	Price
Smart	1.2 L Petrol	MT/AMT	₹5.29 lakh
Pure	1.2 L Petrol	MT/AMT	₹6.14 lakh
Pure Plus	1.2 L Petrol	MT/AMT	₹6.74 lakh
Creative	1.2 L Petrol	MT/AMT	₹7.49 lakh
Accomplished	1.2 L Petrol	MT/AMT	₹8.19 lakh

All prices are introductory and ex‑showroom figures for Delhi. On‑road costs will vary by state taxes and dealer margins.

Design & Interior

The Aeris features a slim gloss‑black grille, rectangular LED headlamps and a sculpted bumper with LED fog lamps. Inside, the cabin borrows from the facelifted Tiago but adopts a lighter beige‑cream theme, a 10.25‑inch touchscreen, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and a 6‑speaker sound system[1].

Powertrain & Performance

The base 1.2‑litre naturally aspirated petrol engine delivers 86 PS and 113 Nm torque. A dual‑cylinder CNG kit is also available, offering 76 PS and 97 Nm. Both petrol and CNG variants come with 5‑speed manual or AMT gearboxes.

Space & Practicality

With a boot capacity of 419 litres, the Aeris offers generous cargo space for a sub‑4 metre sedan. Six exterior colours are available, each with an optional dual‑tone black‑roof scheme.

Google Trends Snapshot

In the 24‑hour window ending 26 September 2026, the search term tata aeris car registered about 50,000 queries, a 1,000 % increase over the previous period, signalling strong consumer curiosity immediately after launch[2].

Buying Considerations

• Price‑per‑Feature: The Aeris offers a comprehensive feature list—wireless charging, ventilated seats, keyless entry—at a price that undercuts the Tigor and rivals like Maruti Dzire.
• Availability: Bookings are open only through authorised Tata outlets and the official website.
• On‑Road Cost: Buyers should factor in state taxes and RTO fees, which can add 20–30 % to the ex‑showroom price.