Tata Altroz Facelift: A Premium Hatchback Upgrade
The Tata Altroz is known as a premium hatchback car in its segment, packed with many features. This article will cover the updated Tata Altroz facelift in detail, highlighting all the changes and upgrades. This is the 2025 Altroz, specifically the Creative variant.
Exterior Design: Sporty and Modern
The new Altroz facelift looks sportier than before. The front fascia shows it is the new model with a more dynamic design. It features a Tata logo in the center and a full front grille in a glossy black finish. For the Creative variant, a 360-degree camera is included, with its placement visible at the front. The lower grille is completely finished in matte black. The ground clearance for the Altroz is 165 millimeters.
Advanced Lighting and Features
The headlamps are an LED automatic setup, which has been completely changed from the previous model. The DRLs (Daytime Running Lights) are placed at the top and serve a dual function, working as both DRLs and indicators. In the top model, Accomplish, you will also find LED fog lamps.
Stylish Side Profile
From the side, the Altroz features hyper-stylish 16-inch wheels with wheel caps and the Tata logo. The tire profile is 185/60R 16 inches, with radial tires. It comes with disc brakes at the front and drum brakes at the rear. The ORVMs (Outside Rear View Mirrors) are finished in glossy black, are auto-foldable, and house the indicator placement. Due to the 360-degree camera system, camera placement is also visible on the ORVMs. The A-pillar matches the body color. The car now features flush door handles, which are an upgraded element and include a glowing light.
Upgraded Rear Design
The rear profile of the Altroz now features large, connected LED taillights. In the Creative variant, the entire light strip does not illuminate fully; it lights up completely in the Accomplish top model. The Tata logo is centrally placed at the rear, along with the reverse parking camera. The indicators are integrated into the taillight cluster. A rear wiper and defogger are present. A shark-fin antenna is on the roof, and a dual-tone roof option is also available. The car has sporty pads in a glossy black finish and Altroz badging. There is a white LED reverse light. The bumper has two reverse parking sensors and features a revised design from the previous Altroz.
Spacious and Practical Boot
The Altroz offers a boot space of 345 liters. It includes a parcel tray, a boot light, and a 3 kg hook for convenience. The spare wheel is a 14-inch steel rim, which is slightly smaller than the main tires. The rear seats are 100% foldable, though there is no 60:40 split option.
Revolutionized Interior
The interior of the Tata Altroz has been completely upgraded. It now features Galaxy Ambient lighting, a changed touchscreen climate control panel, and a new steering wheel. Six airbags are standard across all models. An option to turn the co-driver airbag on or off using a key is also available. The seats have been extended to offer better thigh support, making them more comfortable. The B-pillar is finished in matte black. All doors open wide at 90 degrees, allowing for easy entry and exit. Rear passengers benefit from rear AC vents and a 65W fast charger with a Type-C port. Legroom and knee room remain ample, similar to the previous model. Seat pockets are provided. Two adjustable headrests are in the rear, along with three-point seatbelts. A sliding armrest with two glass holders is also present. ISOFIX child seat mounts are included. The floor in the rear is flat, allowing three people to sit comfortably without issues. The headroom is also good.
Driver-Focused Dashboard and Infotainment
Inside, the new Altroz boasts a premium dashboard view. The new steering wheel is a two-spoke, illuminated, leather-wrapped D-cut design. It features controls for cruise control, the MID (Multi-Information Display), telephony, and infotainment. The steering wheel is tilt adjustable. Automatic headlamp controls and rain-sensing wiper controls are also included. The instrument cluster is similar to what is found in lower variants of the Nexon, while the Accomplish top model offers a fully digital cluster with additional features. It displays RPM, temperature, and fuel gauge bars, along with trip A/B, audio, range, and mileage information.
The center console is entirely new and upgraded. The dashboard features a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Galaxy Ambient lighting and an automatic climate control panel. Fan speed and temperature can be adjusted via the screen. The 360-degree camera is available in the Creative variant, offering good quality, and an HD camera is available in the top model. Voice assist for the sunroof is available in the top model. Connectivity options include Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, USB, and AUX ports. The AC vents are black. Shortcut buttons for the 360-degree camera are also present. Drive modes are available, and the ambient lighting changes according to the selected drive mode.
Below the AC vents, there’s a 12V charging outlet, a 65W fast charger (Type-C and Type-A ports), and space to keep items. A wireless charging pad is available in higher variants. The car comes with a 5-speed manual transmission. It also includes two glass holders, a handbrake, and a sliding armrest with storage space. The deep glove box includes a light, a tablet holder, and glass holders. Overhead, a manual adjustable IRVM, white LED roof light, and information for the co-driver airbag are present. The passenger sun visor has a vanity mirror, and the driver sun visor has a ticket holder.
Powerful and Versatile Engine Options
The Tata Altroz stands out in its segment by offering multiple engine options: petrol, CNG, and diesel.
- Petrol Engine: A 1.2-liter, three-cylinder petrol engine delivers 86 BHP of power and 115 Nm of torque. It is expected to offer a mileage of 18-19 kmpl.
- Diesel Engine: A 1.5-liter, four-cylinder diesel engine, an option not commonly found in other cars in this segment, produces 90 PS of power and 200 Nm of torque. The diesel variant is expected to provide a mileage of 20-21 kmpl.
- CNG Variant: A CNG option is also available, which will cost approximately ₹1,00,000 more than the petrol variant.
The engine bay includes an ABS with EBD unit, a battery compartment, and proper insulation.
Variants and Colors
The new Altroz comes in four variants: Smart, Pure, Creative, and Accomplish. The Creative variant is featured here. Sunroof options are available in the Creative S and Accomplish variants.
Customers can choose from a total of five color options. The base models (Smart, Pure) are available in White and Royal Blue. Higher variants (Creative, Accomplish) offer Pure Grey, Red, and Golden colors.
Dimensions and Warranty
The dimensions of the Tata Altroz remain unchanged:
- Length: 3990 mm
- Width: 1755 mm
- Height: 1500 mm
- Wheelbase: 2501 mm
The car comes with a standard warranty of 3 years or 100,000 kilometers, which can be extended.
Pricing and Value
The new Tata Altroz facelift starts at an ex-showroom price of ₹6,89,000 for its base model. The Creative Petrol variant with manual transmission is priced at ₹8,99,000 ex-showroom. On-road in Lucknow, this variant costs around ₹9,94,000. For the Creative S Diesel variant with a sunroof, the on-road price in Lucknow is approximately ₹1,11,000. For a down payment of ₹4,94,000 and financing ₹5,00,000, the EMI would be roughly ₹10,000 per month.
Top-Tier Safety Features
The Tata Altroz has a 5-star safety rating. It is equipped with numerous safety features, including:
- ABS with EBD
- Six Airbags (standard across all variants)
- Reverse Parking Sensors
- Reverse Parking Camera
- Speed Alert System
- Seatbelt Warning
- Engine Immobilizer
- Crash Sensor
- Automatic Headlamps
- Rain-Sensing Wipers
- Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
- Traction Control System (TCS)
- Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
The new Tata Altroz facelift offers a significant upgrade in terms of features, design, and comfort, solidifying its position as a premium and feature-loaded hatchback.
