The Next-Gen Tata Tiago brings a significant mid-cycle refresh ahead of its May 28 launch. The exterior sees the most drastic updates since the car's debut. Up front, it borrows heavily from the Altroz with a blacked-out grille, HD vision LED headlamps, and eyebrow DRLs, while the rear moves to a modern Halo Lightbar setup.

Fresh 15-inch diamond-cut alloys and a contrast black roof round out the redesigned profile.

Inside, the cabin carries over the 10.25-inch wireless infotainment system, but the major tech addition is a 360-degree camera, a first for the Tiago lineup.

Safety should also see a bump to six airbags, which will join the existing standard suite of features like ESP, TPMS, and hill-hold control.

Under the hood, things remain familiar. It retains the 1.2-litre petrol, that delivers 86 hp and 113Nm and iCNG with 75.5 hp and 96.5Nm powertrains, both available with either a 5-speed manual or AMT.

Final details on revised cabin trims and new color options aside from the new coral orange shade, will drop at the official launch.