Tata Tigor Engine User Reviews

This is a surprisingly refined and fun to drive car. I have had the car for 18 months and have driven 15000 km. I bought it after evaluating the Amaze, Ameo, Dezire and Verna. On the highway this car has given me and average of 20.8, with AC running but top speed restricted to 100 kmph, on an expressway for 1200 km. In the city she has given me and average of 16.5. The engine is really very refined and responsive. The power delivery is smooth through the entire RPM range; the gearing is very well planned. The top speed I achieved is 156 kmph (GPS showing 153), wherein the over-speed warning cut in. Even at these speeds, the engine did not run out of breath and did not sound stressed. The interiors are comfortable with ample headroom and leg room for all. The most outstanding quality of the car was its ride quality and handling. The handling is extremely cohesive and steering is very responsive with excellent cornering. The ride quality is very polished and the car gives the feel of much higher segment car. A few drawbacks though - the touch-screen entertainment system is not really that refined. It does not support Android Auto or Apple Car-play. The 'A' pillar is slightly large and the driver instrument display system is a little fussy. The ConnectNext (Tata in-house) app is really poorly designed and does not accord any benefits.Other than these minor faults it’s a smashingly great car and tremendous value for money. The faults listed have been addressed to a large extent (I believe) in the 2020 model. I am planning to buy another Tigor for my wife – it’s honestly that good!!

As a compact sedan, the Tata Tigor is stylish and spacious while being rich on value for money. It has a unique fastback like appearance that gives it personality. The cabin is beautifully designed and comes with trendy features such as touchscreen infotainment system, Harman sound system and a segment best boot volume of 419 litres. The petrol engine is smooth and fuel efficient but lack the punch and refinement. The Tigor offers ease of driving, comfortable journey with neutral handling. The Tigor is a good option for an affordable and practical sedan with somewhat sporty vibe.

Six months ago I bought the Tata Tigor. I was attract by its stylish sedan silhouette and the promise of economic daily driving. its 1.2 liter Revotron petrol engine offering a blend of performance and commendable fuel efficiency of about 20.3 kmpl. Its spacious cabin and 419 liter boot space were perfect for family trip. The ride quality is smooth and handling is smart in city environments. The Tigor could do better with a more refined noise insulation. the Tigor stands out for its economical and stylish option for those looking for an everyday sedan.

The Tigor is known for being a value-for-money option, with a starting price around ₹6.3 lakhs. While it won't win any awards, it gives decent mileage, around 14-17 kmpl for average driving conditions. It competes in the sub-4 meter compact sedan segment, offering a good balance of size, features, and price. The 1.2L engine might feel a little underpowered for highway cruising or overtaking, especially with a full load. Long term maintenance costs might be higher compared to some competitors.

Cons: front seat vibration when moving.Engine rumbling stiff suspension there is no comfort for 3 people in the back seat.Sometimes it's tough to turn the gear knob in first gear.Good design is a plus.Arizona blue is the colour of my car, And it makes me look really professional.Grey was the colour of the interior, Though there are other colour alternatives available.It's essential to use cruise control.Clutch was a bit stiff.

As a compact sedan, the Tata Tigor is stylish and spacious while being rich on value for money. It has a unique fastback like appearance that gives it personality. The cabin is beautifully designed and comes with trendy features such as touchscreen infotainment system, Harman sound system and a segment best boot volume of 419 litres. The petrol engine is smooth and fuel efficient but lack the punch and refinement. The Tigor offers ease of driving, comfortable journey with neutral handling. The Tigor is a good option for an affordable and practical sedan with somewhat sporty vibe.

Six months ago I bought the Tata Tigor. I was attract by its stylish sedan silhouette and the promise of economic daily driving. its 1.2 liter Revotron petrol engine offering a blend of performance and commendable fuel efficiency of about 20.3 kmpl. Its spacious cabin and 419 liter boot space were perfect for family trip. The ride quality is smooth and handling is smart in city environments. The Tigor could do better with a more refined noise insulation. the Tigor stands out for its economical and stylish option for those looking for an everyday sedan.

The Tigor is known for being a value-for-money option, with a starting price around ₹6.3 lakhs. While it won't win any awards, it gives decent mileage, around 14-17 kmpl for average driving conditions. It competes in the sub-4 meter compact sedan segment, offering a good balance of size, features, and price. The 1.2L engine might feel a little underpowered for highway cruising or overtaking, especially with a full load. Long term maintenance costs might be higher compared to some competitors.

Embedded with a powerful engine, the Tata Tigor is a beautifully designed car type. It is a perfect fit for urban rides, work purposes and weekend trips as well. My most favourite things about this car is its low maintenance, its good fuel efficiency and the special feature about it that it does not demand huge gas expenses. These positive characteristics are something that makes it a perfect choice for drivers. The handling is simple and the journeys are effortless and enjoyable throughout.