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1 Tata Tiago And Tigor CNG To Launch On January 19, Bookings Open At Rs 5000

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Tata Tiago And Tigor CNG To Launch On January 19, Bookings Open At Rs 5000

Tata Motors has been considering a move into the CNG passenger vehicle market, which is currently dominated by only two companies: Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai. The Tiago and Tigor will be the first two vehicles to receive the CNG treatment, with a launch date of January 19, according to Tata Motors. Tata dealerships are presently taking reservations for the Tiago CNG and Tigor CNG.
Official bookings for the Tiago and Tigor CNG have begun at Tata dealerships, with booking amounts ranging from Rs 5,000 to Rs 20,000 depending on the dealership. The prices for both models will be released on January 19, according to Tata Motors.

Tata Tiago And Tigor CNG

Previously, camouflaged test mules of the CNG-powered Tiago and Tigor have been observed on our roads. The Tata Tiago And Tigor CNG are unlikely to differ stylistically from the conventional model, however, Tata has yet to reveal which trims will receive the CNG kit. While both models come well-equipped in regular petrol form, the CNG versions’ equipment list will vary depending on the trims they are available in.

Tata Tiago CNG And Tigor CNG

Both the Tata Tiago And Tigor CNG are currently powered by a single 1.2-liter three-cylinder Revotron petrol engine with 86hp and 113Nm. Although the CNG variants are expected to use the same engine, power and torque statistics may be slightly lower. With the petrol-powered Tiago and Tigor, Tata offers both manual and automatic transmission options, but the CNG models are likely to be manual-only. Both models may also have a handful of CNG emblems on the outside to distinguish them from the rest of the lineup.
It’s worth mentioning that the Tigor has an electric counterpart known as the Tigor EV. With the addition of a CNG option, the Tigor will be India’s sole sedan that comes in petrol, CNG, and electric versions.

Tata Tiago CNG And Tigor CNG

As previously said, Maruti and Hyundai have dominated the CNG market, with the former offering the broadest variety of CNG vehicles, starting with the Alto and ending with the Ertiga MPV. The Hyundai Santro CNG and the Maruti Wagon R CNG will compete against the Tata Tiago CNG. In the meanwhile, the Tigor CNG will compete with the Hyundai Aura CNG. Maruti Suzuki is also rumored to be working on new CNG models of the Swift, Dzire, and new Celerio, all of which might compete with the Tata Tiago And Tigor CNG

Maruti Suzuki was one of the first carmakers to see the potential of compressed natural gas in our market, and it has paid off handsomely. Hyundai entered the league after Maruti, and now Tata wants a piece of the action. Given the current high cost of gasoline, many automobile purchasers, especially those who live in places where CNG is widely available, are looking for factory-fitted CNG vehicles. The government has also been attempting to promote the usage of compressed natural gas (CNG) because it is far less expensive to import and helps to offset the country’s high crude import costs.

According to a survey by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), the CNG network has grown from 1,300 stations in 143 cities in 2019 to almost 3,500 stations in 293 cities today. By 2025, this will have grown to 6,000 stations, and by 2030, it will have grown to 10,000 stations.

Tata Motors will be one of the few carmakers operating on all fuel types accessible in the country, including petrol, diesel, CNG, and electric, with the debut of its CNG line-up.