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Although it is based on the popular hatchback, the Tiago, Tata has put in extra efforts to distinguish it from the hatch. The Tiago, in comparison, features smaller cushions, which eventually end up at neck level if you are any taller than 56". Alloy Wheels (Petrol Only) The petrol Tigor gets a set of larger 15-inch alloys wrapped in 175/60 section rubber. Grille Detailing In tune with Tatas "Impact" design philosophy, the Tiago is peppered with a lot of hexagonal detailing. 3. So, does it stand apart from the Tiago? Lets compare the images of both the cars and figure out.5 lakh.com. The cherry on the cake are the integrated cupholders, which take the total utility space count to 24 against the Tiagos 22. 2. Pretty cool, eh? The Not So Obvious1. The socket is placed right next to the handbrake, in front of a deep cubby hole you can use to park your phone in. The best bit: you can control the air-conditioning through the touchscreen. Updated Fabric Upholstery Detailing Just like the front grille that differs ever-so-slightly compared to the Tiago, the seat covers feature different detailing as well. Touchscreen Infotainment SystemInstead of an LCD screen with a dot matrix display, the Tigor features a user-friendly 5-inch touchscreen display for the music system. HeadlampsWhile the Tiago gets a halogen headlamp, the Tigor gets a set of projectors. Larger Rear Door Unlike most other compact sedans that just get a slap-on boot, the Tigor makes a conscious effort to be bigger than the hatch it is based on. Boot SpaceThis does seem like a no-brainer, but the sheer amount of boot space the Tigor packs deserves a special mention. Rear Armrest with cupholders To keep the rear occupant a tad more comfortable, the Tigor features a wide central armrest. 5. Repositioned AntennaWhile the Tiago gets a large RC car-like antenna near the front windscreen, the Tigor gets a better-looking stubby one. Also, note how the indicators on the sedan have been moved towards the base of the headlamps as compared to the edge on the Tiago. Fabric Inserts On The Door PadsHeres a great example of attention to detail. Compared to the utterly usable 240-litre boot of the Tiago, it gets a much, much larger 419-litre boot. The antenna is also placed at the rear now. This is most evident when you view it from the side, as the extra 50mm of wheelbase is almost immediately noticeable thanks to the larger rear doors. Larger Rear headrests The Tigor not only gets larger rear headrests but also features a small neck rest for the middle occupant. 2. Manual temperature and fan-speed control knobs have been ditched in favour of a climate control interface.2 lakh - Rs 6. 4.Source: ZigWheels. The differences, big and small, help the Tigor carve out its own little niche. 4. Whats different?Tatas upcoming sub-4 metre sedan, the Tigor is already all over the news. Tata will jacquard print fabric launch the car on March 29, and we expect prices to be in the vicinity of Rs 4. We wish Tata wouldve carried over the same 15-inch wheels onto the diesel variant of the sedan, but that sadly isnt on the cards just as yet.The sub-4 metre sedan is based on the same platform, has the same engines and shares most of its interior with the hatchback.The Obvious 1. Tata has even ditched the gooseneck boot hinges in favour of pneumatic struts that dont intrude into boot space. 6. 5. That said, we wish the Tigor got the cool-looking shark-fin antenna from the Geneva Edition. 3. The unit is identical to what weve seen in the Bolt and the Zest, and has its own suite of apps as well! 7. Automatic Climate Control Upping the convenience quotient is automatic air-conditioning. As opposed to prominent triangular detailing on the Tiagos seats, the ones on the Tigor feature a slightly sober dotted print. The Tigor is based on the same design language but gets slightly rounded hexagons which look more like the ones on Tatas flagship - the Hexa. The Tiago gets 175/65R14 tyres with 14-inch alloy wheels. This is left uncovered in the Tiago, which means theres plastic instead. 6. The contact points on the door pad, such as the elbow rest and the fore-arm rest, get fabric inserts. Extra 12V SocketAs trivial as this sounds, the Tigor gets an additional 12V socket for the rear passengers.

Although it is based on the popular hatchback, the Tiago, Tata has put in extra efforts to distinguish it from the hatch. The Tiago, in comparison, features smaller cushions, which eventually end up at neck level if you are any taller than 56". Alloy Wheels (Petrol Only) The petrol Tigor gets a set of larger 15-inch alloys wrapped in 175/60 section rubber. Grille Detailing In tune with Tatas "Impact" design philosophy, the Tiago is peppered with a lot of hexagonal detailing. 3. So, does it stand apart from the Tiago? Lets compare the images of both the cars and figure out.5 lakh.com. The cherry on the cake are the integrated cupholders, which take the total utility space count to 24 against the Tiagos 22. 2. Pretty cool, eh? The Not So Obvious1. The socket is placed right next to the handbrake, in front of a deep cubby hole you can use to park your phone in. The best bit: you can control the air-conditioning through the touchscreen. Updated Fabric Upholstery Detailing Just like the front grille that differs ever-so-slightly compared to the Tiago, the seat covers feature different detailing as well. Touchscreen Infotainment SystemInstead of an LCD screen with a dot matrix display, the Tigor features a user-friendly 5-inch touchscreen display for the music system. HeadlampsWhile the Tiago gets a halogen headlamp, the Tigor gets a set of projectors. Larger Rear Door Unlike most other compact sedans that just get a slap-on boot, the Tigor makes a conscious effort to be bigger than the hatch it is based on. Boot SpaceThis does seem like a no-brainer, but the sheer amount of boot space the Tigor packs deserves a special mention. Rear Armrest with cupholders To keep the rear occupant a tad more comfortable, the Tigor features a wide central armrest. 5. Repositioned AntennaWhile the Tiago gets a large RC car-like antenna near the front windscreen, the Tigor gets a better-looking stubby one. Also, note how the indicators on the sedan have been moved towards the base of the headlamps as compared to the edge on the Tiago. Fabric Inserts On The Door PadsHeres a great example of attention to detail. Compared to the utterly usable 240-litre boot of the Tiago, it gets a much, much larger 419-litre boot. The antenna is also placed at the rear now. This is most evident when you view it from the side, as the extra 50mm of wheelbase is almost immediately noticeable thanks to the larger rear doors. Larger Rear headrests The Tigor not only gets larger rear headrests but also features a small neck rest for the middle occupant. 2. Manual temperature and fan-speed control knobs have been ditched in favour of a climate control interface.2 lakh - Rs 6. 4.Source: ZigWheels. The differences, big and small, help the Tigor carve out its own little niche. 4. Whats different?Tatas upcoming sub-4 metre sedan, the Tigor is already all over the news. Tata will jacquard print fabric launch the car on March 29, and we expect prices to be in the vicinity of Rs 4. We wish Tata wouldve carried over the same 15-inch wheels onto the diesel variant of the sedan, but that sadly isnt on the cards just as yet.The sub-4 metre sedan is based on the same platform, has the same engines and shares most of its interior with the hatchback.The Obvious 1. Tata has even ditched the gooseneck boot hinges in favour of pneumatic struts that dont intrude into boot space. 6. 5. That said, we wish the Tigor got the cool-looking shark-fin antenna from the Geneva Edition. 3. The unit is identical to what weve seen in the Bolt and the Zest, and has its own suite of apps as well! 7. Automatic Climate Control Upping the convenience quotient is automatic air-conditioning. As opposed to prominent triangular detailing on the Tiagos seats, the ones on the Tigor feature a slightly sober dotted print. The Tigor is based on the same design language but gets slightly rounded hexagons which look more like the ones on Tatas flagship - the Hexa. The Tiago gets 175/65R14 tyres with 14-inch alloy wheels. This is left uncovered in the Tiago, which means theres plastic instead. 6. The contact points on the door pad, such as the elbow rest and the fore-arm rest, get fabric inserts. Extra 12V SocketAs trivial as this sounds, the Tigor gets an additional 12V socket for the rear passengers.