2017 Tata Tigor review, test drive

With an emphasis on style, the new Tata Tigor is a refreshingly different take on the compact sedan.

Published on Mar 19, 2017 08:03:00 AM

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The Tigor offers good straight-line stability and ride quality is impressive.

Both three-cylinder petrol and diesel engines offer adequate performance but no more. Neither engine is exciting.

The Tigor’s wheelbase is 50mm longer than the Tiago’s. The rear doors and glasshouse is different too.

Only minor details distinguish the Tigor and Tiago till the B-pillar. The Tigor gets projector lenses and a smoked finish for its headlights.

Engine	Petrol
Fuel Type / Propulsion	Petrol/Diesel
Hybrid type	1199cc, three-cylinder/ 1047cc, three-cylinder, turbocharged
Power	85hp at 6000rpm/ 70hp at 4000rpm
Torque to Weight Ratio (Nm/tonne)	114Nm at 3500rpm/ 140Nm at 1800-3000rpm
Transmission	Petrol
Gearbox Type	Front wheel drive
No of Gears	Five-speed manual
Efficiency	Petrol
Tank size (lts)	35 litres
Body	Petrol
Weight (kg)	1062kg/1130kg
Rear Tyre	175/60 R15 / 175/65 R14
Suspension	Petrol
Front	McPherson Strut with coil spring
Rear	Twist-beam with dual-path strut
Brakes	Petrol
Front	Disc
Rear	Drum
Dimensions	Petrol
Length (mm)	3992mm
Width (mm)	1677mm
Height (mm)	1537mm
Wheelbase (mm)	2450mm
Boot Capacity (Lts)	419 litres
Ground Clearance (mm)	170mm