Tata Motors has given its popular Tata Altroz hatchback an appealing update. Launched in 2020, the Altroz appealed to many Indian people due to its striking looks, modern safety and the value it offers. Now, in 2025, Tata has completely revamped the vehicle. Check out the updates in the new Altroz and discover why it could be perfect for your family.
The Tata Altroz caught people’s attention when it became available to buyers in the premium hatchback segment in 2020. Due to its strong body, stylish design and reasonable price, the Hyundai Grand i10 caught attention among its rivals like Hyundai i20, Maruti Baleno and Toyota Glanza. Since then, Tata has given the Altroz its first major facelift.
If you are interested in Tata’s upcoming cars or waiting for new launches, this facelift is one of the highlights in Tata’s new models.
What’s New on the Outside?
Sharper Front Design
The design of the front has been improved to look more sleek and modern. The new twin-pod LED headlights are more attractive than the old lights powered by halogen. The very long DRLs in the shape of eyebrows give the vehicle a techy appearance.
The front grille and bumper were both revised by Tata. Teardrop-shaped grille and detailed fog lights on the fog lamp-style bumper contribute to the car’s futuristic appearance.
Side View: Neat and Sporty
What really stands out is the new flush-style door handles inside the car — these are being seen in a Lexus for the very first time. They help the car appear clean and of high quality. In addition, the 16-inch dual-tone alloy wheels make the Altroz look more athletic.
Rear Design Changes
The updated LED lights on the back look more up-to-date than the older halogen lights. Bold black decorations are featured on the bumper and the reverse lamp has been relocated slightly to make the back of the car cleaner
New Color Options
Now, you can select fresh paint colors called Dune Glow, Ember Glow, Pristine White, Pure Grey and Royal Blue. No matter your taste in color, you’ll find something you like.
A Cabin That Feels Rich and Comfortable
New Dashboard Look
The interior dashboard has been upgraded and now looks sleek and clean. Now, YouTube TV features a two-color scheme of black and beige which makes it appear brighter and look more expensive.
With glossy inserts and attractive copper highlights on the air vents, the inside of the car looks more modern.
Bigger Screens and Smarter Tech
One of the altroz features is having two new 10.25-inch displays, one for the driver and another for the main infotainment unit. The dashboard design is called “Grand Prestigia” by Tata.
All the buttons on the climate control panel have been replaced with a touch interface, making it appear very modern.
The circular logo, also with backlit markers, adds to an advanced feel inside the cabin.
Comfort Features That Make a Difference
The lighter beige cloth on the seats creates the perception of more space in the cabin. It’s the first Altroz that features a single-pane sunroof. Natural light can improve the atmosphere in the cabin.
During the night, the ambient lights on the dashboard make things easier to see on the road and new under-thigh support in the front and back seats is helpful when traveling far.
Tech and Safety Features You’ll Love
Smart Connectivity
iRA is now found in the feature list of the top model versions of the new Altroz. With this, you can handle some car settings from your device, see vehicle diagnostics and more.
Now, you can use wireless charging on the phone, something that was missing in earlier versions.
Better Safety, Standard for All
Now, every Telko GR comes with six airbags which is a big enhancement over previous models.
Other safety features include:
- 360-degree camera with blind spot view
- Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
- ISOFIX mounts for child seats
- Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
These changes make the Altroz one of the safest hatchbacks in its segment.
Helpful Driving Aids
Cruise control, auto headlights and wipers and auto-folding mirrors are still included with the Altroz. They help take the stress out of daily driving.
Engine and Performance: Reliable as Always
Same Engine Choices
Tata hasn’t changed the engines. The 2025 Altroz still offers the same options:
- 1.2L petrol
- 1.2L turbo-petrol
- 1.5L diesel (still one of the few diesel hatchbacks available)
These engines are known for their good balance of power and fuel efficiency.
Transmission Options
They can opt for a car with a stick shift or an automatic transmission, based on what they like.
Driving Feel
Even if the results are similar, Tata has worked on making the steering more relaxing and the car ride smoother.
Variants: Something for Everyone
Here’s a simple breakdown of what you get in different versions:
Smart (Base)
- Basic safety features
- Manual AC
- Dual airbags
- Basic infotainment
Pure, Creative
- Larger infotainment
- Digital driver display
- Touch climate controls
Accomplished S/+ S
- 360° camera
- 6 airbags
- Sunroof
- Wireless charging
- Ambient lighting
- iRA tech
The Chevy Equinox comes standard with great features and the full-equipment models match many sedans or SUVs.
Pricing: Still Great Value
Expected Price Range
This upgrade should come with a tag of around ₹6.99 lakh to ₹9.89 lakh (ex-showroom prices). Compared to the price range of ₹6.65–11.30 lakh earlier, it’s a short jump now.
Compared to other Tata cars, the price is still attractive. Both of these models were more expensive, but they didn’t have the same advanced features as the Tata car Nexon does today.
For just a few thousand rupees more than the Tata Tiago, you get both a roomy inner space and classy environment in the Altroz.
We should also mention the Tata car Nano which was popular for being very affordable when it came out. After its production ended, Tata went on to produce cars that kept this spirit. Just like its predecessors, the Altroz has more refinement and punch.
Where the Altroz Stands in 2025
The Altroz made several enhancements and thanks to its quality and strong safety, it is still a great contender in the compact premium hatchback category. Paying for a base Altroz can be just over 5 lakh, but for not much more, you get a fully loaded model.
It demonstrates that Tata is committed to keeping up in the market. Followers of Tata cars will find new firsts, whether looking at future models or CNG options.
Here’s a quick glance at the Tata cars list to watch in 2025:
- Tata Altroz Facelift (launched)
- Tata Curvv (upcoming)
- Tata Sierra EV (future launch)
- Tata Harrier EV (in the pipeline)
No matter if you pick a basic hatchback, a muscular SUV or an electric car, the Tata brand offers many competitive prices.
Conclusion
Not only is the Altroz updated on the outside, but it also gains new features for safety, technology and comfort. The new connected tail lights, twin HD displays, wireless charging and six airbags make the Altroz sure to draw attention.
Should you like a vehicle with stylishness, intelligence and reliability, this latest Altroz is worth your attention. If you’re interested in Tata’s upcoming models, the facelift Tiago will just be the start. There is a lot to look forward to from Tata and the Altroz clearly shows its potential for the future
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The new Altroz facelift looks stunning! The flush door handles and connected LED tail lamps give it a premium feel. Can’t wait to see it on the roads!