Tata Altroz news

Finally, Tata Motors now has the identity to go along with its space-age products

The list includes five models, all of which have received a 5-star safety rating in both adult and child occupant protection

Prices for Sierra, Sierra EV, Tiago facelift and Tigor remain unchanged

Beyond car news updates, the petrol, diesel and CNG price hike due to the Western crisis drew most attention this week…

The Altroz CNG AMT option commands a premium of up to Rs 60,000 over the manual guise!

2025 did see the launch of some significant hatchback offerings, including a few premium ones that delivered on driving thrills

This list is all about convenient automatic hatchbacks to own, but wait till the end!

Includes not only budget-friendly hatchbacks but also SUVs and sedans with different types of automatic transmissions

The list is mainly dominated by Mahindra, while it also includes some models from Kia, Hyundai, and Tata

A popular premium hatchback was crash tested by Bharat NCAP and the launch timeline of a performance sedan has been revealed

Although the Altroz and Dzire are totally from different segments but they share a similar price range, hence we compare their Bharat NCAP scores to see which is safer on paper

The overall monthly sales of the segment remained steady, with all of the models posting a slight MoM increase

While the facelifted Altroz got a 5-star safety rating for both adult and child occupants, the Baleno scored 4 stars for adult safety and 3 stars for child protection

With this, the Altroz has become the safest premium hatchback in India, preceding the Maruti Baleno that scored 4 stars in July 2025

Of the eight internal combustion engine (ICE) cars in Tata’s portfolio, four models – including the Altroz and Nexon – are now more affordable with a price slash of over Rs 1 lakh