Tata.ev

Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh)

Q: What is the price of the Tata.ev Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh)?

The Tata.ev Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) is priced at ₹13.49 Lakh ex-showroom. On-road prices vary by city once you add registration, insurance and state-specific charges. Several states also offer EV subsidies that can bring the effective price down further — check with your local Tata.ev dealer for the exact on-road price in your city.

Q: What is the real-world range of the Tata.ev Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh)?

The ARAI certified range is 315 km. In typical Indian city and highway mixed conditions, real-world range is usually around 75–85% of the official ARAI figure — so roughly 252–268 km in practice. Factors like AC use, riding speed and load can affect this.

Q: What is the battery warranty on the Tata.ev Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh)?

Tata.ev covers the Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh)'s battery with a 8-year / 160,000 km warranty. Battery degradation is the biggest long-term concern with any EV, so a solid warranty gives you real peace of mind. If the battery capacity drops below a certain threshold during the warranty period, Tata.ev will repair or replace it.

XZ+ variant

₹13.49 Lakh

Ex-showroom price · On-road price varies by city

🔋

315 km

ARAI Range

⚡

55 kW

Motor Power

🔌

59 mins

Fast Charge

🪫

26 kWh

Battery

⚙️

170 Nm

Torque

Compare Variants

🔋 ARAI Range vs Real World Range

Claimed (ARAI) 315 km

City Driving 277 km

Highway + AC 205 km

Combined (Est.) 246 km

ℹ️ Estimated from the ARAI claimed range using typical Indian driving patterns — city driving benefits from regenerative braking, while highway + ac use reduces range due to higher speeds and air conditioning load. Actual range varies with riding style, load, terrain and battery health.

🔋 Battery & Range

Battery Capacity	26.00 kWh
ARAI Certified Range	315 km

⚡ Motor & Performance

Motor Power	55.00 kW (74.00 bhp)
Torque	170.00 Nm
Drive Type	FWD

🔌 Charging

Fast Charge Time	59 mins (0→80%)
Charger Type	7.2kW AC / 18kW DC
DC Fast Charge Power	18.00 kW

📐 Dimensions & Weight

Length	3,993 mm
Width	1,677 mm
Height	1,532 mm
Wheelbase	2,450 mm
Ground Clearance	172 mm
Boot Space	316 litres
Seating	5 Seater

🛡️ Warranty

Battery Warranty

8 years / 160,000 km

📤 Share This Vehicle

WhatsApp Facebook Twitter / X

📝 Tata.ev Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) — Overview

⚡ Spec Based

The Tata.ev Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) is a 5-seater Electric Car that stands out in India's electric vehicle market, priced at ₹13.49 Lakh ex-showroom. 🚗 Built for Indian roads and Indian budgets, it combines dependable performance with everyday practicality — and with a certified ARAI range of 315 km, it handles everything from daily commutes to weekend trips with ease.

⚡ Powered by a 26.00 kWh battery pack, the Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) delivers an ARAI certified range of 315 km, with an estimated real-world range of approximately 246 km under typical Indian driving conditions — that's 78% of the official figure. That's a little below the segment average — worth checking it comfortably covers your daily distance before buying.

🏎️ The motor produces 55.00 kW (74.00 bhp) with 170.00 Nm of instant torque — that immediate surge of acceleration is something no petrol vehicle in this price range can replicate. Motor output is on the modest side for the segment, prioritising efficiency and range over outright power.

🔌 Charging the Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) is simple and stress-free. A DC fast charger brings the battery to 80% in just 59 mins. That means you wake up every morning to a fully charged vehicle — and a petrol bill you will never pay again. Running cost works out to just approximately ₹0.85 per km, compared to roughly ₹6.87 per km for an equivalent petrol car.

🛡️ The Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) comes loaded with 316 litres of boot space. Tata.ev backs the Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) with a 8-year / 160,000 km battery warranty — among the best in the segment, reflecting the brand's confidence in long-term reliability.

💰 At ₹13.49 Lakh, the Tata.ev Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) represents exceptional value in India's growing EV market. Factor in central and state government subsidies available under FAME II, zero road tax in many states, and drastically lower running costs — and the total cost of ownership makes it one of the smartest financial decisions an Indian buyer can make right now.

📊

Category Scorecard

6.3/10 Overall

Electric Cars · ₹10L – ₹14.5L Scored against 18 peers in this price band

How does the Tata.ev Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) compare against other electric cars priced ₹10L – ₹14.5L? Range, performance, charging and practicality are scored vs price-band peers. Warranty and value use fixed quality benchmarks.

🔋 Range vs peers

Average 6/10

ARAI range vs electric cars peers priced ₹10L – ₹14.5L (band avg: 364 km).

⚡ Performance vs peers

Average 5/10

Motor power vs peers priced ₹10L – ₹14.5L (band avg: 73 kW).

🔌 Charging Speed vs peers

Average 5/10

Fast charge time vs peers priced ₹10L – ₹14.5L (band avg: 0.7 hrs). Faster = higher score.

📦 Practicality vs peers

Average 6/10

Boot space and seating vs peers priced ₹10L – ₹14.5L.

🛡️ Warranty benchmark

Excellent 9/10

Battery warranty vs ideal benchmark (8 yrs). Same standard for all price bands.

💰 Value for Money benchmark

Good 7/10

Range per lakh of price vs ideal (30 km/lakh). Higher km per lakh = better value.

👍 Scoring 6.3/10 among electric cars priced ₹10L – ₹14.5L, the Tata.ev Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) is a solid, well-rounded choice. A few areas could be better, but for most buyers it strikes the right balance.

ⓘ Range, Performance, Charging & Practicality scored vs 18 electric cars priced ₹10L – ₹14.5L. Warranty & Value scored vs fixed benchmarks (8yr warranty · 30 km/lakh value ideal).

👤

Who Should Buy the Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh)?

✓ This is the right choice if...

✓ Your daily commute is under 60 km — the 315 km ARAI range easily covers typical urban driving with charge to spare.

✓ You're looking for a mid-budget EV that doesn't compromise too much on features or range.

✓ You need fast top-ups on the go — with DC fast charging in under 59 mins, it's one of the quickest to charge in the segment.

✓ You need a practical family car — 5 adults fit comfortably with room for luggage.

✓ Long-term peace of mind matters to you — the 8-year battery warranty is among the best in its class.

✕ You might want to think twice if...

✕ You regularly drive more than 80 km in a single day without access to a charging point.

✕ You want instant delivery — check with your local dealer for current waiting periods in your city.

ⓘ These recommendations are auto-generated based on vehicle specifications and typical Indian usage patterns. We always recommend a test ride and checking city-specific on-road prices before buying.

💰

5-Year Cost of Ownership

Buying a car isn't just about the sticker price — it's what you pay over the years that really counts. Here's an honest breakdown for the Tata.ev Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) based on 40 km/day usage and ₹8/kWh electricity.

🏷️ Purchase Price (ex-showroom)

One-time payment

₹1,349,000

⚡ 5-Year Charging Cost

₹12,345/year · ₹0.85/km

₹61,725

🔧 5-Year Maintenance

~₹5,000/year (EVs need far less servicing)

₹25,000

📊 Total 5-Year Cost

₹23,929/month equivalent

₹1,435,725

🌿 Saved vs Petrol (5 yrs)

vs comparable petrol at ₹103/L, 15 kmpl

- ₹439,460

⚡

₹0.85/km

Running cost (electricity)

⛽

₹6.87/km

Petrol car equivalent

💡 Switching to the Tata.ev Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) saves you roughly ₹7,324 every month compared to running an equivalent petrol car — that's ₹87,892 a year back in your pocket. Over 5 years, the savings alone add up to ₹439,460. Factor in state subsidies and you could recover the price premium over petrol in as little as 18 months.

ⓘ Estimates based on 40 km/day, ₹8/kWh electricity, ₹103/litre petrol, 15 kmpl for an equivalent petrol car. Does not include state subsidies, insurance or registration charges.

❓

Frequently Asked Questions

The Tata.ev Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) is priced at ₹13.49 Lakh ex-showroom. On-road prices vary by city once you add registration, insurance and state-specific charges. Several states also offer EV subsidies that can bring the effective price down further — check with your local Tata.ev dealer for the exact on-road price in your city.

The ARAI certified range is 315 km. In typical Indian city and highway mixed conditions, real-world range is usually around 75–85% of the official ARAI figure — so roughly 252–268 km in practice. Factors like AC use, riding speed and load can affect this.

Using a DC fast charger, the Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) charges to 80% in about 59 mins. Most owners charge at home overnight and wake up to a full battery every morning. If you have access to a fast charger at work or a public charging station, the Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) is very convenient for daily top-ups too.

The running cost of the Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) works out to approximately ₹0.85 per km at ₹8/kWh electricity. Compare that to an equivalent petrol car at ₹6.87/km — that's a saving of ₹6.02 on every single kilometre. For someone driving 40 km a day, that translates to roughly ₹7,324 saved every month on fuel alone.

At ₹13.49 Lakh, the Tata.ev Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) is a solid choice for the right buyer. If your daily commute is under 221 km and you have home charging access, the economics work out very well. Add in state EV subsidies, zero road tax in several states, and drastically lower maintenance costs — and yes, it makes a very strong financial case. We always recommend a test ride before committing.

Tata.ev covers the Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh)'s battery with a 8-year / 160,000 km warranty. Battery degradation is the biggest long-term concern with any EV, so a solid warranty gives you real peace of mind. If the battery capacity drops below a certain threshold during the warranty period, Tata.ev will repair or replace it.

If you drive regularly in the city and have access to home charging, the Tata Tigor.ev (26 kWh) makes more sense financially within a few years. The running cost is a fraction of petrol. The driving experience is smoother and quieter. Maintenance is simpler — no oil changes, fewer moving parts. The main reasons to stick with petrol would be if you frequently travel to remote areas with no charging access, or if you park on the street with no charging option.