Tata Motors price hike in August 2020
Tata Motors, a Make in India brand is known for its safety-oriented cars. As of now, the Indian brand sells Tata Tiago, Tigor, Nexon, Altroz, and Harrier. All these cars can be considered one of the best in the segment with segment-first features, value for money proposition and outstanding safety ratings. The sales of Tata cars have also increased in the past few months. Tata was among the few brands who did better after COVID compared to last year. Find out below about Tata Motors price hike in India as of August 2020.
Reduction in Price
Tata Tigor is the only car in the lineup which has received a price cut. The sub-compact sedan is a strong competitor in its segment and comes with BS6 compliant engine. The price cut has made Tata Tigor an interesting proposition in its price. It faces competition against Maruti Dzire and Hyundai Aura basically.
Variant | Price Cut |
XE | Rs.36,000 |
XM/XMA | Rs.11,000 |
XZ | Rs.10,000 |
Increase in Price
Tata Tiago is the first hatchback from the company to get a price hike. The entry-level hatchback is the best in its segment with all the right things and BS6 compliant engine. Styling of the car also helps it stand out in a market dominated by Swift, WagonR and Grand i10
Variant | Price hike |
XE | Rs.9,000 |
All other variants | Rs.13,000 |
Also read: 2020 Tata Tiago Variants and Features
Tata Altroz
Tata Altroz is also a strong contender in the premium hatchback segment. We have made multiple videos on the car in our MotorOctane YouTube channel.
Tata Altroz’s Imaginator also lets you equip your own unique styling package to the car. Maruti Baleno, Hyundai i20 and Toyota Glanza are some of its basic competitors.
Variant | Price hike |
XZ(O) {P} | Rs.6,000 |
All other variants {P} | Rs.15,000 |
XE Rhythm {P} | Rs.16,000 |
XE Rhythm {D} | Rs.3,000 |
XZ(O) {D} | Rs.6,000 |
XT Luxe {D} | Rs.54,000 |
All other variants {D} | Rs.15,000 |
Tata Nexon
Tata Nexon is also a popular subcompact SUV in the country known for its unique styling and value for money proposition.
The sub-compact SUV segment is one of the highest-selling and highly competitive segment in India. Maruti Brezza, Hyundai Venue, Mahindra XUV300 and others compete here.
Variant | Price hike |
XE | Rs.4,900 |
All other variants | Rs.14,500 |
Also read: Is this the Tata Nexon DCT?
Tata Harrier
Tata Harrier which is based on Land Rover’s platform is MotorOctane’s choice in the urban SUV department.
The car is well built and comes with premiumness attached to it. Lack of certain features may be an obstacle but on a whole, you receive a pricier product than what you pay for.
Variant | Price hike |
XZA+ Dual-tone/ XZ+ Dark trim | Rs.5,000 |
XZA+ | Rs.0 |
All other variants | Rs.15,000 |
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