Tata Punch news

The Punch micro-SUV and the Fronx crossover aren’t essentially direct rivals, but both have price overlaps and are popular sub-4 metre propositions, hence this comparison…

From the new Toyota EV, Skoda facelift to safety ratings and a Thar Roxx special edition, here’s what made headlines this week

The Accomplished variant brings added styling upgrades and a larger infotainment system to the Punch lineup

No surprises here because the pre-facelift Punch secured a perfect rating from Global NCAP

The Adventure is the only variant to come with all powertrain choices

The last week’s highlight was the launch of the facelifted Tata Punch but it also brought with it a bit of a sad news for true car enthusiasts

The Pure Plus S variant is based over the Pure Plus trim, with a sunroof and some added features for a premium of Rs 35,000

With the facelift, the Punch now offers a much better package that can rival its bigger sibling

India’s safest micro SUV gets a refresh and takes on Hyundai’s feature-rich challenger in an intense battle

The 2026 Tata Punch has gotten more stylish and feature-loaded with the update, and has also received a couple of big revisions in the powertrains department

The Pure variant is all about adding the convenience factor inside the cabin over the base model

The base Punch focuses on safety and essentials

The Tata Punch facelift adds more tech and features while retaining its strong safety-first appeal

Like the Sierra, the updated Punch gets some cool colour options named after places in India

Along with the 1.2-litre petrol choice and the CNG option, the 2026 Punch now gets a new turbo-petrol engine