Tata Altroz 2025 Launched in India: Premium Hatchback Gets a

Starting at Rs 6.89 Lakh, the 2025 Tata Altroz Offers Enhanced Features, Modern Design, and Multiple Powertrain Options Including Petrol, Diesel, and CNG.

The Tata Altroz 2025 continues to represent Tata Motors’ dedication to innovation, design, and safety in the premium hatchback segment. Building on the strengths of its predecessors, the 2025 iteration refines what already made the Altroz popular, while integrating subtle improvements to remain competitive in a crowded market. This model, designed for urban sophistication and practicality, balances modern aesthetics with a focus on performance, comfort, and sustainability.

The exterior design of the 2025 Tata Altroz has evolved to reflect a more futuristic and aerodynamic silhouette. While the signature Tata Impact 2.0 design language remains, it’s now more streamlined with sharper lines, a reworked grille, and sleeker LED headlamps. The newly designed alloy wheels and improved stance give the car a more athletic appearance. The rear gets subtle changes as well, with revised LED tail lamps and a cleaner bumper design. While not a complete overhaul, these updates lend the Altroz a fresh visual appeal that will likely continue to attract younger buyers.

Inside the cabin, Tata has focused on enhancing user experience and comfort. The materials used for the dashboard and door panels have seen an upgrade, with soft-touch elements and a more premium texture. The layout remains driver-focused, but the infotainment system is now larger—expected to be a 10.25-inch floating touchscreen—integrated seamlessly with Tata’s updated UI. It supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and comes equipped with connected car technology including over-the-air (OTA) updates, remote vehicle tracking, and voice-assist features.

The digital instrument cluster has also been updated for better readability and user interaction. Ambient lighting now extends to more parts of the cabin, enhancing the nighttime driving ambiance. In terms of comfort, the Altroz 2025 offers ventilated front seats, a rare feature in this segment, along with improved ergonomics and better lumbar support. Rear seat space, always a strong point for the Altroz, remains ample, with good legroom and headroom for adult passengers. Rear AC vents, USB Type-C charging ports, and a central armrest further add to passenger convenience.

Under the hood, the Tata Altroz 2025 is expected to offer a range of powertrains to suit different buyer preferences. These include a 1.2-liter naturally aspirated petrol engine, a more powerful 1.2-liter turbo-petrol variant, and the recently introduced CNG dual-cylinder option. Tata’s decision to include the dual-cylinder technology in the CNG version ensures that boot space is not compromised—a common drawback in most CNG-equipped cars. Each engine is designed to meet BS6 Phase 2 norms and deliver an optimal mix of performance and efficiency. A diesel option, once a staple in the Altroz lineup, may no longer be available as Tata shifts its focus towards cleaner alternatives.

The Altroz 2025 continues to prioritize safety, which has always been one of its strongest selling points. Built on the ALFA (Agile Light Flexible Advanced) Architecture, it offers superior crash protection and structural integrity. It retains its five-star Global NCAP rating and now includes additional safety features such as six airbags on higher variants, electronic stability control (ESC), a 360-degree camera, rear parking sensors, and ISOFIX child seat mounts. The car also gets an improved traction control system and hill-hold assist, enhancing its capability on varying terrains.

One notable shift is Tata’s increasing attention to sustainability. The Altroz 2025 makes use of more eco-friendly materials in its construction and offers greater fuel efficiency across variants. Additionally, Tata is rumored to be working on an electric version of the Altroz, which may debut in the near future. If launched, the Altroz EV would compete with the growing number of electric hatchbacks, adding another feather to Tata’s already strong EV portfolio that includes models like the Nexon EV and Tiago EV.

Driving dynamics remain one of the Altroz’s underrated strengths. The car offers a well-balanced suspension setup that handles rough roads with composure while delivering a comfortable ride. Steering feedback is precise, making it easy to maneuver in city traffic while also providing confidence on highways. The turbo-petrol variant, especially, is expected to appeal to enthusiasts looking for a spirited drive without compromising on practicality.

In terms of pricing and value proposition, Tata Altroz has been known to offer feature-rich cars at competitive prices. The 2025 Altroz is expected to continue this trend, delivering premium features at a cost that undercuts many of its rivals. With variants tailored to both budget-conscious and feature-seeking buyers, the Altroz lineup ensures that there’s a version for everyone.

Tata’s focus on customer feedback has been evident in how the Altroz has evolved over the years. The 2025 model is not a radical departure from its predecessors but a thoughtful refinement that shows Tata listens to its customer base. Whether it’s the improved infotainment system, the comfort-oriented upgrades, or the inclusion of modern safety features, every aspect seems to reflect user expectations and market trends.

Ultimately, the Tata Altroz 2025 is a car that blends form and function in a way few hatchbacks manage. It’s smartly designed, impressively safe, and increasingly tech-savvy—all without losing the essence of what made it a strong contender in the premium hatchback segment in the first place. With its eye on the future and a solid foundation already in place, the Altroz continues to stand out as one of the most well-rounded offerings in its class.

The 2025 Tata Altroz facelift has been launched in India with an introductory ex-showroom price starting at Rs 6.89 lakh. This pricing applies to the base variant, with higher trims and additional features increasing the cost accordingly. The Altroz facelift is available in multiple variants, offering a range of features and engine options to cater to diverse customer preferences.

In New Delhi, the on-road price for the base XE variant is approximately Rs 7.49 lakh, which includes registration, insurance, and other charges. Prices for higher variants, such as the XZ Plus S LUX Dark Edition Diesel, can go up to Rs 13.31 lakh, depending on the chosen configuration and optional features.

The 2025 Altroz facelift continues to offer a variety of powertrain options, including petrol, diesel, and CNG variants. The petrol variants are equipped with a 1.2-litre engine, while the diesel variants feature a 1.5-litre engine. The CNG variants provide an eco-friendly alternative for those seeking lower running costs.

With its refreshed design, enhanced features, and a range of engine options, the 2025 Tata Altroz facelift aims to strengthen its position in the premium hatchback segment, competing with models like the Maruti Suzuki Baleno, Hyundai i20, and Toyota Glanza.

Last Updated on 26 May 2025.