Tata Reduces Its Prices Across Lineup By upto 1.4 lakhs

Tata Curvv

Tata Motors has revised the pricing of its Curvv coupe SUV after the implementation of GST 2.0, and every variant has become more affordable. The price cuts range from ₹34,000 on the entry-level Smart 1.2 to ₹67,000 on the fully loaded Accomplished+A DCA DKGDI.

 Even popular mid-level trims like the Creative and Creative+ series have seen reductions of around ₹43,000 to ₹58,000, making them more tempting for anyone eyeing a well-equipped SUV without stretching the budget. While these may seem like small numbers on paper, they can make a big difference when considering on-road costs and accessories, especially for families weighing different variants. Overall, the Curvv is now better positioned against rivals, giving buyers more value for their money.
 

Tata Nexon

The Nexon has become more wallet-friendly with price drops across its petrol and CNG variants. The reductions start at ₹57,000 for entry-level CNG trims and go up to ₹1.25 lakh on top-end petrol variants like the Fearless+PS DCA DT1.2. Even the popular mid-range Pure+ and Creative trims now cost between ₹83,000 and ₹1.05 lakh less, making them far more appealing for buyers who were on the fence. 

These cuts mean the Nexon now offers a stronger value proposition against its competitors, whether you are looking at a budget-friendly Smart trim or a feature-packed Fearless version. The drop in CNG prices is also a welcome relief for cost-conscious urban commuters, reinforcing the Nexon’s reputation as a versatile and practical SUV.

Tata Harrier

The Harrier has undergone price cuts across all variants, ranging from around ₹80,000 to nearly ₹1.4 lakh. The entry-level Smart and Pure trims are now available between ₹14.19 lakh and ₹15.94 lakh, making the SUV more accessible to first-time buyers in this segment. Mid-range options like the Pure+, Pure+ S, and Adventure trims see reductions of just over a lakh, while the automatic variants too have become more affordable, easing the upgrade to convenience-focused models. 

The biggest savings are seen on the premium Fearless editions, especially the top-end Fearless + DT (AT), which has dropped by ₹1.39 lakh, now priced at ₹24.36 lakh. Overall, the Harrier’s entire lineup now offers better value, making it a stronger contender for those looking at a stylish and feature-rich SUV at a more competitive price point.

Tata Safari

The Safari has seen a healthy round of price cuts post-GST 2.0, with reductions stretching from about ₹84,000 to ₹1.43 lakh across its variants. The entry-level Smart and Pure trims now fall between ₹14.66 lakh and ₹16.89 lakh, making the SUV more accessible to buyers looking at a large, seven-seater at a competitive price. The mid-spec Pure+, Pure+ S, and Adventure models are now cheaper by just over a lakh, with the automatic versions also offering meaningful savings.

 Moving higher, the Adventure+ and Accomplished trims deliver even stronger value, with reductions crossing the ₹1.2 lakh mark. At the very top, the Accomplished + DT and Accomplished +6S DT variants drop by around ₹1.35 - 1.36 lakh, while the fully loaded Accomplished +6S DT (AT) sees the biggest cut of ₹1.43 lakh, now priced at ₹25.07 lakh. This across-the-board repricing makes the Safari’s lineup more appealing than ever, especially for families seeking a feature-packed SUV with strong road presence at a better price point.

Tata Punch

The Tata Punch sees price drops between ₹33,000 and ₹82,000 depending on the variant. The entry-level Pure trim now starts at just ₹5.67 lakh, making it even more attractive as one of the most affordable compact SUVs in the market, while the higher-spec Accomplished and Creative models have become cheaper by roughly ₹72,000- 82,000. 

Even the CNG versions, which are often in high demand for their efficiency, are now more wallet-friendly with cuts of about ₹62,000- 81,000 across the lineup. With these changes, the Punch not only maintains its strong value proposition as a feature-rich, city-friendly SUV but also becomes a far more tempting option for budget-conscious buyers looking to upgrade from a hatchback.

Tata Tiago

The Tiago has become even more budget-friendly, with price reductions ranging from about ₹43,000 to ₹75,000 across the lineup. The petrol range now starts at just ₹4.57 lakh for the base XE, while popular mid-level trims like the XT and XZ are priced between ₹5.81 lakh and ₹6.40 lakh, each seeing savings of around ₹50,000- 60,000. 

On the CNG side, the XE CNG now begins at ₹5.49 lakh, and higher trims like the XZ NRG CNG are priced at ₹7.59- 8.10 lakh, offering reductions of up to ₹75,000. These revised prices strengthen the Tiago’s position as a great value-for-money hatchback, appealing to both first-time buyers and those seeking a practical, feature-packed small car with petrol and CNG flexibility.

Tata Tigor

Prices for the Tata Tigor have dropped between ₹51,000 and ₹81,000 across variants. The petrol range now begins at ₹5.49 lakh for the XM, with mid-spec trims like the XT and XZ priced at ₹6.22- 6.77 lakh, offering savings of around ₹58,000- 63,000.

 Higher variants such as the XZA and XZA+ are now available between ₹7.28 lakh and ₹7.82 lakh, each reduced by over ₹65,000. For those preferring CNG, the lineup starts at ₹7.14 lakh for the XT CNG, while the top-end XZA+ CNG is now ₹8.74 lakh, both seeing cuts of over ₹70,000. These revised prices make the Tigor a strong choice in the compact sedan segment, offering good value with the flexibility of petrol and CNG options at a more attractive price point.

Tata Altroz

The Tata Altroz has seen meaningful price drops, with reductions ranging from about ₹59,000 to nearly ₹99,000. The petrol lineup now starts at ₹6.30 lakh for the Smart variant, with mid-spec Pure and Creative trims becoming cheaper by around ₹65,000- 82,000, making them even better value for money. Automatic buyers benefit too, as the AMT and DCA versions see cuts of ₹71,000- 98,000, pushing down the cost of convenience-focused models. On the premium side, the Accomplished+ trims have also become more affordable, with top-end automatic variants saving buyers close to a lakh. 

The CNG range follows the same trend, now starting at ₹7.22 lakh and going up to ₹10.15 lakh, with reductions of ₹67,000- 94,000 across the lineup. Altogether, the Altroz is now positioned more competitively, giving buyers the flexibility to choose between petrol, automatic, and CNG options without stretching their budget too far.