The domestic auto giant’s current electric passenger car lineup consists of the Nexon EV, Tigor EV, and Tiago EV. It unveiled its Curvv EV and Avinya EV concept vehicles in April. The year 2025 marks the debut of these cars. Tata Motors plans to have a total of as ten electrified vehicles available to consumers by the year 2026.

Features Initially Developed For The Nexon EV Have Been Included In The Updated Tigor EV

With a new, improved design, the Tigor now has a range of 315 kilometers, which is 9 kilometers further than the previous model. The Tigor now comes standard with upgrades previously exclusive to the Nexon EV Max or Nexon EV Prime models. The most vital of these extras is an automated brake lamp activation mode that flicks on the warning lights during regeneration as part of a multi-modal regen function.

The Tigor EV has four regen braking levels, the same as the Nexon EV Prime & Max. At Level 0, regeneration is disabled, and at Level 3, it is at its greatest. When moving at a slow pace, such as in stop-and-go traffic or when descending a hill, the batteries can recharge, resulting in a longer effective driving range. In addition to these improvements, the Tigor EV now comes standard with cruise control, a tire pressure regulating system that uses an app on the driver’s smartphone to gather information, and smartwatch integration for remote control and data transfer.

Tata Motors first released these additional software-based capabilities without cost to owners of the Nexon EV. Tata is also accommodating current owners of the Tigor EV.

The Tigor EV XT is a newer model that replaces the Tigor EV XM and improves upon it with a larger touchscreen (7.0 inches) and controls positioned on the steering wheel. The XT trim costs Rs. 12.99 Lakh more. Cruise control, rain-sensing wipers, and automatic headlights are some new features available on the Tigor EV XZ+, which retails for Rs 13,49 lakh. In addition, a new top-tier XZ+ Lux model has been introduced by Tata, including a contrast black roof, velour interior, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. The asking price for this model is Rs. 13.75 lakh.

Updated Specifics About The Battery And Drivetrain Of The Tata Tigor EV

As with its predecessor, the upgraded Tigor EV retains its original drivetrain. It is equipped with Tata’s cutting-edge Ziptron high-voltage design, which results in 75 horsepower and 170 Newton-meters of torque from a permanent-magnet electric motor. Because of this, the Tigor EV can accelerate from 0 to 60 kilometers per hour in under 5.7 seconds (claimed).

The electric motor and battery pack of the Tigor EV are both water and dust-resistant, with ratings of IP67. Tigor EVs are fast-charging capability, allowing for a full charge from zero to eighty percent in fewer than sixty minutes. Tata furthermore included an eight-year/1.6 million kilometer guarantee on the battery or motor.

Specifications Of The 2022 Tata Tigor EV

Some of the new features include The 2022 Tigor EV now comes standard with leatherette upholstery, leather-wrapped handlebars, rain-sensing wipers, automatic headlights, and cruise control. These new features are standard throughout the line and include Multi-Mode Regen, Smart Car Technology-Wrist Connectivity, iTPMS, and a Tyre Puncture Repair Kit. Those already owning a Tigor EV can upgrade their devices to use additional capabilities.

To improve their automobiles, consumers may choose from various options, including Multi-Mode Regeneration, iTPMS, or a Tyre Puncture Repair Kit. In addition, existing XZ+ and XZ+ DT users may improve their smart watches’ compatibility with newer models. Once December 20th, 2022, customers may get this service at any authorized Tata Motors service shop.

Conclusion

The prices for the upcoming 2023 Tata Tigor EV starts at Rs 12.49 lakh (about $18,500) ex-showroom and go up to Rs 13.75 lakh (about $23,500). In India, it faces no serious competition. It competes with the Tata Tiago EV and the Nexon EV in a roundabout way.