Tata Aeris news

With Rs 75,000 more than the Pure Plus, it gets fancier features and looks more premium thanks to the chrome touches.

The Aeris Pure Plus adds feel-good features such as an infotainment system and a tyre pressure monitoring system

Unlike a lot of Tata Cars, the Aeris’ variant spread is not confusing at all

This is the most affordable AMT variant of the Aeris. But you probably need to skip to the upper variant for long-term ownership.

Two familiar names, but plenty of differences. Here’s how the new Aeris stacks up against the Dzire

The base-spec Smart variant misses out on plenty of comfort and convenience features, but is well-equipped when the safety tech is considered

Sharp, stylish and a little quirky. Here’s the new Tata Aeris in all its glory

The Tigor is gone; the Aeris is here! But how much has actually changed?

The Dandeli Drizzle is a deep multi-coloured paint which suits the Aeris’ lines really well!

Apart from the base variant, feel free to pick any powertrain and variant options.

You can now book your Aeris for an amount of Rs 11,000, and deliveries are expected to begin later this month.

The Aeris is Tata Cars’ mature and elegant, yet feature-loaded and quirky take on the sub-4 metre sedan segment

The Aeris will possibly have segment-first features such as ventilated front seats!

The Tata Aeris truly takes the unconventional route, in a segment full of plain-jane competitors!

The Aeris will aim to be a more premium alternative to the likes of the Dzire and Amaze
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