2026 Tata Tiago EV Facelift Launched In India At Rs. 6.99 Lakh

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2026 Tata Tiago EV facelift has been introduced today In India with lifetime battery warranty and 90+ features

Tata Motors has launched the heavily updated Tiago EV in India today – positioning it as India’s most feature loaded electric hatchback with over 90 features, six airbags as standard across all variants and a lifetime high voltage battery warranty on the 24 kWh pack – defined as 15 years from the date of first registration for the first owner. For the 19.2 kWh battery, the warranty covers 8 years or 1,60,000 km whichever comes first.

The Tiago EV is offered in four variants – Smart 19, Pure+ 19, Pure+ 24 and Creative+ 24 – across two battery sizes. The 19.2 kWh pack powers a 45 kW (60 hp) motor producing 110 Nm with a certified range of 226 km and a real world estimate of 160 to 170 km. The 24 kWh pack steps up to a 55 kW (74 hp) motor developing 114 Nm and enabling a certified range of 285 km and a real world estimate of 205 to 215 km.

Sport mode on the 24 kWh variant delivers 0 to 60 kmph in 5.7 seconds. Both variants support 1.2C fast charging – 10 to 80 per cent in 35 minutes on a 30 kW DC fast charger by adding 100 km of range in just 18 minutes. The exterior has been enhanced notably with new design elements at the front and rear.

Variant

Battery Pack

Price (Ex-showroom)

Claimed Range

Smart 19

19.2 kWh

Rs. 6.99 lakh

226 km

Pure+ 19

19.2 kWh

Rs. 8.49 lakh

226 km

Pure+ 24

24 kWh

Rs. 9.49 lakh

285 km

Creative+ 24

24 kWh

Rs. 9.99 lakh

285 km

It gains sharper LED headlamps, LED DRLs, light bar connected tail lamps, newly designed 14-inch Hyperstyle wheels, a dual tone black roof, Cosmo Grain textured wheel arch cladding, chrome line door handles and a new tailgate mascot. The front presents a wider and more planted visual character than the outgoing model due to these changes.

On the inside, the revised dashboard sets the tone for a cabin that punches well above the price point. A 26.03 cm HD touchscreen infotainment system with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, an all-digital instrument console, iRA.ev connectivity with 40 plus connected car features and dual smartphone deck with wireless charging.

Battery & Motor

19.2 kWh Pack

24 kWh Pack

Charging

Motor Output

45 kW / 60 hp

55 kW / 74 hp

30 kW DC Fast Charging

Torque

110 Nm

114 Nm

10 to 80% in 35 mins

Real World Range

160 to 170 km

205 to 215 km

100 km in 18 mins

Warranty

8 Years / 1.6 lakh km

15 Years (First Owner)

1.2C Fast Charging Support

Other highlights are Passive Entry and Passive Start, fully automatic temperature control, rear AC vents with adjustable output, seats with extended under thigh support, fabric touch armrest with storage, all door soft touch fabric armrests, cooled glovebox, 65W front Type-C USB, auto fold and electrically adjustable ORVMs, cruise control and a four speaker surround system.

As for safety, six airbags come as standard along with a 360 degree SVS HD camera with multiple 2D and 3D views, a Blind View Monitor, 360 degree impact protection body structure, Electronic Stability Program with traction control, ABS with EBD and Corner Stability Control, Hill Hold Control, ISOFIX, TPMS, rain sense wipers, automatic headlamps, rear defogger and IP67 ingress protection for both the motor and battery pack.

Interior space measurements show the Tiago EV leads its segment – couple distance 752 mm, hip room front 1,207 mm, rear leg room 824 mm, rear head room 975 mm and rear elbow room 1,380 mm. Chair height sits at 626 mm for a high seating position and forward downward visibility angle of 7.5 degrees – both segment leading figures.

Six colour options have been made available namely Pangong Pulse, Sobo Surge, Dehradun Dew, Matheran Monsoon, Pure Grey and Pristine White. The introductory ex-showroom prices for the 2026 Tiago EV starts at Rs. 6.99 lakh for the base Smart 19 kWh and it goes up to Rs. 9.99 lakh for the range-topping Creative+ 24 kWh trim.

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Hyundai To Likely Launch 4 All-New Cars By 2027

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Four newly developed Hyundai models, including both sub-4 metre and 4+ metre cars, expected to be launched within by 2027

In October 2025, Hyundai announced that it had lined up 26 launches in India by March 2030. The second-generation Venue was the first major launch following this announcement, and by 2027, the company will be launching four more all-new models as part of this mid-term strategy.

1. Next-gen Hyundai Bayon

The Hyundai Bayon is currently a Euro-focused model, but moving into its second generation, it will be more globally relevant. Media reports say Hyundai will launch the next-gen Bayon in India by September this year.

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The next-gen Bayon will be a mid-size SUV featuring a funkier exterior and more modern interior compared to the Creta, and is expected to be targeted at younger customers. It will likely be offered with an existing 1.0-litre turbocharged three-cylinder petrol engine and an all-new 1.2-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine. A hybrid powertrain will likely follow.

Also Read: Hyundai Car Prices To Go Up By Up To Rs. 12,800 In June

2. Hyundai compact EV

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Rendering

Hyundai is developing a heavily localised compact electric SUV that could challenge the Tata Punch.ev. Spy shots have shown it featuring a squarish body, a high ground clearance, and pixel-inspired front and rear lights. It will likely be offered with two battery packs, both comprising LFP cells produced locally by Exide Energy. The larger of the two should deliver a range of 375-400 kilometres. Hyundai will likely launch this model in early 2027, possibly at the biennial Auto Expo scheduled to take place from 4 to 9 February.

3. Next-gen Hyundai Creta

The Hyundai Creta will enter its third generation in 2027, possibly sometime in the middle of the year. The all-new Creta should be noticeably bigger, measuring around 4.5 metres in length, and be based on Hyundai Motor Group’s K3 platform. The next-gen model will be inspired by the Hyundai Crater concept and feature a much more rugged exterior.

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Inside, the design would be cleaner and more high-tech, with a tablet-like 12.9-inch touchscreen infotainment system based on the Android Automotive Operating System (AAOS) taking the centre stage. A hybrid powertrain based on a 1.5-litre petrol engine is expected to be another highlight of the next-gen Creta, although whether Hyundai offers it right from launch remains to be seen.

Also Read: Hyundai Working On Multiple Hybrid SUVs For India

4. Next-gen Hyundai i20

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The Hyundai i20 will transition into its fourth generation later this year and could arrive in its latest avatar here sometime in 2027. The next-gen i20 will be based on the same platform as the next-gen Bayon and will likely feature an evolutionary exterior. Inside, spy shots have shown a new curved panel integrating the digital instrument cluster and the touchscreen infotainment system. Hyundai may offer a wide range of Level 2 advanced driver assistance systems as well. The company will likely launch the all-new premium hatchback in an ICE variant, but could roll out a hybrid variant at a later stage.

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Tata Motors To Introduce 4 AWD SUVs By Next Year

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New AWD SUVs to be aimed mainly at customers with a knack for adventure travel, rather than hardcore off-roading

Tata Motors only manufactured FWD models for five years after discontinuing the Hexa in 2020 until last year, when it introduced the Harrier.ev with optional AWD. The company is seeing rising demand for AWD capability among adventure-minded customers and is likely to capitalise on the trend with four more AWD SUV launches in the near future.

Sometime in the second quarter of the year, Tata Motors is expected to launch the Sierra.ev, the pure electric variant of the all-new Sierra. The company will likely give a choice of single-motor RWD and dual-motor AWD configurations in the electric mid-size SUV. The latter would have two motors, including a higher-output unit on the rear axle and a lower-output unit on the front axle.

Following the Harrier last year, its three-row cousin, the Safari, is set to receive an all-electric variant with the familiar ‘.ev’ suffix this year. Tata Motors will likely bring the Safari.ev to showrooms in late October, just around Dussehra and before Diwali. The company should offer it in single-motor RWD and dual-motor AWD configurations, with the latter packing 291 kW (390 hp) of total power and 468 Nm (504 Nm with a boost function) of total torque.

Also Read: 2026 Tata Tiago ICE, CNG & Electric Facelifts Launching In India Today

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In early 2027, Tata Motors will introduce an AWD option on the ICE Sierra. The company offers the ICE Sierra with 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol, 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol, and 1.5-litre turbocharged diesel engine options. It may give the AWD option only on configurations equipped with the turbocharged petrol and diesel engines.

Also expected in 2027 is the production version of the Avinya X, a large SUV-coupe concept. Avinya will be a new, EV-only brand positioned above the core Tata Motors brand. The Avinya X concept’s production version would have a stylish and futuristic exterior and a minimalist interior that would be completely different from Tata models. It should also be offered in single-motor RWD and dual-motor AWD configurations, with the latter aimed mainly at Outdoorsy customers.

Also Read: 2026 Tata Tiago CNG Facelift To Get Paddle Shifters; Key Features Detailed

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Most of the aforementioned AWD SUVs should feature multiple terrain modes, including normal, grass/snow, mud/ruts/gravel, sand, rock crawl, and custom. A Transparent Mode is also expected, showing the driver what’s beneath the vehicle on the infotainment screen.

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Ultraviolette Tesseract Launch In Jan 2027 With India’s First 100V Scooter Architecture

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In addition to a 100V architecture, Ultraviolette Tesseract gets updates across ergonomics, rider interface and practicality as well

Ultraviolette has announced a fundamental rework of the Tesseract electric scooter –  introducing what it claims is India’s first 100V architecture for a scooter. It is a change that pushes the platform well beyond what any production electric scooter in the country currently runs. The launch, originally planned for earlier, has been pushed to January 2027 to accommodate the engineering changes and additional real-world validation the new architecture demands.

The 100V powertrain architecture is the centrepiece of the update. At 15 kW (20 hp) peak output, the Tesseract produces three times more power than what Ultraviolette describes as the industry average for electric scooters. Charging speed is twice the industry average and the higher voltage architecture enables more efficient thermal management.

It allows the electric motor to sustain peak output for longer under demanding riding conditions rather than throttling back to manage heat. Load carrying capacity has also been improved and the motor controller, charger and vehicle electronics are lighter and more compact as a direct result of the voltage increase.

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Beyond the powertrain, feedback gathered from nationwide customer showcases and roadshows has driven updates across ergonomics, rider interface and practicality. The Tesseract will now come with a larger seat and increased floorboard space – two changes that directly address comfort feedback from prospective consumers who interacted with the pre-production version across multiple cities.

The design and engineering teams worked through these inputs alongside the powertrain development resulting in what Ultraviolette describes as a comprehensively refined product. The platform is currently undergoing real-world testing across multiple terrains, environmental conditions and riding scenarios ahead of the market launch.

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Ultraviolette has framed the delay as a deliberate choice to ensure the Tesseract reaches customers in a state that matches the performance and technology benchmarks the company committed to at the time of the unveiling. With 15 kW of peak power, the performance gap between the Tesseract and anything currently sold as an electric scooter in India will be considerable.

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BYD’s First Plug-In Hybrid Car For India To Debut On June 9

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BYD’s first plug-in hybrid SUV for India has been teased indicating the brand’s intention to consolidate its product portfolio and here we explore what it could be

Nearly 1,100 km combined driving range and more than 300 hp from a hybrid SUV may soon enter Indian roads wearing a BYD badge. After focusing entirely on electric vehicles locally, the Chinese manufacturer has now officially confirmed plans to introduce its first plug in hybrid model for the domestic market.

The teaser released by BYD India confirms the upcoming SUV will use the company DM i hybrid system. Unlike conventional hybrids, the setup allows the vehicle to operate for longer distances in pure electric mode before the petrol engine steps in either to assist performance or recharge the battery during different driving conditions.

Two global BYD SUVs currently sit at the centre of speculation – the Atto 2 DM i and the Sealion 6. Both have already surfaced around India in different forms over the last year. The Atto 2 was spotted testing locally in 2025 while the Sealion 6 appeared publicly at Auto Expo 2025 before camouflaged prototypes emerged later on public roads.

Also Read: BYD Teases A New Hybrid Model, Could Be The Sealion 6 PHEV

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The Sealion 6 currently looks like the stronger possibility. Globally, the SUV sits above the Atto lineup and shares visual similarities with the Sealion 7 EV which is already sold in India. Large dimensions, smoother surfacing and a more premium cabin position it closer to products such as Hyundai Tucson, Jeep Meridian and Volkswagen Tiguan.

International versions use 1.5-litre petrol hybrid systems paired with 18.3 kWh and 26.6 kWh battery packs. The front-wheel-drive variant develops around 218 hp while the turbocharged all-wheel-drive version produces nearly 344 hp. Electric only range stretches up to 140 km under NEDC testing conditions while combined range goes over 1,090 km.

Also Read: New Gen BYD Atto 3 Debuts With 630 Km Range, Lidar & Flash Charging

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The Atto 2 follows a smaller footprint and simpler hybrid setup. Overseas versions combine a naturally aspirated 1.5-litre petrol engine with either 7.8 kWh or 18 kWh batteries. Depending on configuration, power output ranges between 166 hp and 212 hp while claimed combined range figures approach 1,000 km.

Hybrid technology is becoming increasingly important for manufacturers operating in markets where EV charging infrastructure still remains uneven outside major cities. Several consumers now want lower running costs and electric commuting capability without depending entirely on charging stations during long distance travel. BYD appears to be targeting exactly that customer base.

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Unlike traditional strong hybrids currently sold in India, plug in hybrids can cover much longer distances in EV mode while still carrying a combustion engine for backup. In urban conditions, many owners may rarely need to use petrol at all if charging access remains regular.

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Royal Enfield Bullet 650 India Launch Likely Next Month – Key Details

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Royal Enfield Bullet 650 is expected to go on sale sometime next month in India and it will help consolidate the brand’s flagship 650 cc lineup

Chrome mudguards, hand painted pinstripes and pilot lamps are returning in a much larger package as Royal Enfield prepares to bring the Bullet name into the 650 cc category. After making its global debut at EICMA 2025 and later appearing at MotoVerse for Indian audiences, the Bullet 650 now appears close to entering showrooms with launch expectations pointing towards next month.

The motorcycle is expected to become the most accessible twin-cylinder Royal Enfield in India sitting below the Classic 650 Twin within the company expanding middleweight lineup. Pricing could begin around Rs. 3.65 lakh (ex-showroom) making it the new entry point into the brand’s parallel twin family which will further expand with larger 750 cc offerings in the near future.

Mechanically, the RE Bullet 650 uses the familiar 647.95 cc air- and oil-cooled parallel twin engine already seen across multiple motorcycles. Output figures stand at 47 hp and 52.3 Nm while a six speed gearbox and slipper clutch come as standard. The motor has already proven itself across Interceptor, Continental GT, Super Meteor and Shotgun making the package familiar despite the slightly different styling direction compared to the Classic 650.

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Unlike the more modern visual treatment seen on several recent Royal Enfield products, the Bullet 650 stays extremely close to the older Bullet demeanor. The broad rounded fuel tank, curved body panels and extensive chrome detailing deliberately recreate the silhouette associated with earlier generation Bullets sold over decades.

Even the lighting setup avoids looking overly modern despite switching to LED elements underneath. Royal Enfield has retained the traditional pilot lamp arrangement and classic lens styling instead of reshaping the front fascia. The overall stance appears upright and long with proportions remaining unmistakably Bullet.

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International versions have already appeared in colours such as Cannon Black and Battleship Blue and both paint finishes are likely to reach India as well. The hand lined detailing on the fuel tank further pushes the motorcycle towards a more heritage based presentation compared to the simpler styling used on the Interceptor 650.

A steel twin downtube frame supports telescopic front forks with 120 mm travel while the rear uses twin shock absorbers offering 90 mm movement. Wheel sizing follows traditional Royal Enfield proportions with a 19-inch front wheel paired to an 18-inch rear setup. Meanwhile, braking hardware includes a 320 mm front disc and 300 mm rear disc combined with a dual-channel ABS system.

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Wider tyres than the Bullet 350 are also part of the package measuring 100 section at the front and 140 section at the rear. Dimensionally, the motorcycle stretches beyond 2.3 metres in overall length while kerb weight reaches 243 kg. Seat height stands at 800 mm and ground clearance measures 154 mm with fuel tank capacity rated at 14.8 litres.

Royal Enfield has steadily consolidated its 650 cc range over the last few years but the Bullet 650 may end up becoming among the most emotionally familiar motorcycles within the range. Instead of reinventing the Bullet formula completely, the company appears focused on combining traditional styling with the twin cylinder platform.

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Ultraviolette X-47 Crossover Gets A New Base Variant At Rs. 2.49 Lakh

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The new base variant of the Ultraviolette X-47 has been priced Rs. 15,000 below the existing Original variant that previously sat at the bottom of the range

Ultraviolette has added a new entry point to the X-47 Crossover lineup – listing a base variant on its website at Rs 2.49 lakh (ex-showroom) – Rs. 15,000 below the existing Original variant that previously sat at the bottom of the range. The addition takes the total number of X-47 variants to six with the price list ranging from Rs 2.49 lakh to Rs 4.59 lakh for the top spec Desert Wing.

The one thing the new base variant does without is the Ultraviolette Hypersense radar system. On the Original and higher variants, Hypersense brings rear collision warnings, lane change assist, overtake alerts and blind spot detection – a suite of safety features that draws from automotive grade radar technology.

Dropping it for the base variant brings the price down while keeping the mechanical package the same for riders who want the X-47 crossover without the advanced safety tech. Everything else carries over unchanged as you might expect as it continues to be one of the sought after electric propositions from the Bengaluru-based manufacturer.

Also Read: Ultraviolette Tesseract Crosses 50,000 Bookings In Under 2 Weeks

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Variant Price (Ex-showroom)
X-47 Rs 2.49 lakh
X-47 Original Rs 2.64 lakh
X-47 Original+ Rs 3.09 lakh
X-47 Recon Rs 3.59 lakh
X-47 Recon+ Rs 4.09 lakh
X-47 Desert Wing Rs 4.59 lakh

The 27 kW electric motor is accompanied by a 7.1 kWh battery pack and the crossover boasts a 211 km claimed riding range. It gets a 145 kmph top speed and can accelerate from 0 to 60 kmph in just 2.8 seconds – identical across all six variants. The Rs. 2.49 lakh tag positions the base X-47 competitively against tourers at this price point.

It gives consumers who are primarily interested in the platform’s performance credentials a way in without paying for technology they may not prioritise. The Rs. 15,000 saving over the Original variant is modest in absolute terms but makes a difference at a price point where every rupee counts for a buyer already stretching toward a premium electric motorcycle.

Also Read: Ultraviolette Debuts BaaS Scheme For X-47, Now Priced At Rs. 1.49 Lakh

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Moving up the range, the Ultraviolette X-47 Recon is priced at Rs. 3.59 lakh while the Recon+ costs Rs. 4.09 lakh and the Desert Wing at Rs. 4.59 lakh (ex-showroom). The motorcycle can also be bought under a BaaS scheme.

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