Tata Motors has officially rolled out the all-new Altroz, and it’s already making its way to showrooms across India. Launched last month with prices starting at Rs. 6.89 lakh and going up to Rs. 11.49 lakh (ex-showroom), the 2025 Altroz brings in a blend of refreshed styling, new-age tech, and multiple engine options. If you’re in the market for a stylish hatchback, the updated Altroz might just tick all the boxes.
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Variants
The new Altroz is now offered in seven different trims: Smart, Pure, Pure S, Creative, Creative S, Accomplished S, and Accomplished+ S. This spread of options means there’s something for everyone — from budget-conscious buyers to those looking for premium features.
Here’s a quick look at the variant-wise availability:
| Variant | Transmission Options | Powertrain Options |
|---|---|---|
| Smart | Manual | 1.2L NA Petrol |
| Pure / Pure S | Manual / AMT | 1.2L NA Petrol, CNG |
| Creative / S | Manual / DCT | 1.2L NA Petrol |
| Accomplished S | Manual | Diesel |
| Accomplished+ S | Manual | Diesel |
The petrol variants offer a wider range of transmission choices — including AMT and DCT — while the CNG and diesel versions stick to manual gearboxes.
Engines
The Altroz continues with three tried-and-tested engines:
- 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol
- 1.2-litre NA petrol with CNG option
- 1.5-litre turbocharged diesel
While the petrol variants get both manual and automatic options, CNG and diesel are strictly manual for now. This gives the buyer flexibility, whether they want a fuel-efficient daily driver or a fun urban hatch with quick-shifting DCT.
Styling
Tata has given the Altroz a much-needed visual update. It now features a redesigned front grille, sleeker headlamps, and sharper LED DRLs. The new alloy wheel design adds a sporty edge, and flush-fitting door handles give it a cleaner, more premium look.
Move to the rear, and the connected LED tail lamps really stand out — it’s a detail that brings a modern touch to the overall silhouette.
Features
Tech-wise, Tata has loaded the new Altroz with upgrades that make it more competitive. Here’s a breakdown of the new highlights:
- Larger, updated infotainment touchscreen
- Fully digital instrument cluster
- 360-degree surround camera
- Electric sunroof
- Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
- 65W fast-charging Type-C ports
- New seat upholstery with enhanced thigh support
These additions bring the Altroz up to speed with market demands and rival offerings like the Hyundai i20 and Maruti Baleno.
Availability
Bookings for the 2025 Altroz started just a few days ago, and early units are already being spotted at dealerships. If you’re planning to take a test drive, now’s a good time. The variety in variants, multiple gearbox options, and the feature-loaded cabin make this Altroz one of Tata’s most complete hatchbacks yet.
Whether you’re looking at it for its style, its practicality, or its tech appeal, the new Altroz aims to satisfy every kind of buyer. And with prices kept competitive, it’s clearly going after a larger share of India’s hot hatch market.
FAQs
How many variants does Altroz offer?
It comes in seven variants including Smart, Pure, Creative, and Accomplished trims.
What engine options are available?
1.2L petrol, 1.2L petrol+CNG, and 1.5L diesel.
Which transmission options are offered?
Manual, AMT, and DCT depending on variant and fuel type.
Does Altroz get wireless CarPlay?
Yes, it offers wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
Is the new Altroz available at showrooms?
Yes, it’s now reaching showrooms across India.
