Tata Motors has officially revealed the updated version of its premium hatchback, the 2025 Tata Altroz, bringing several design enhancements and upgraded features while maintaining the same powertrain lineup. Bookings for the facelifted Altroz are set to begin on June 2.
Sleek New Look and Segment-First Flush Door Handles
The Tata Altroz 2025 receives a refreshed exterior with modern design updates. It now features LED headlamps, a sleek LED tail light bar, and flush door handles—a segment-first inclusion. These additions enhance both the aesthetics and aerodynamics of the vehicle.
Expanded Safety Package Across All Variants
Tata has prioritized safety by making six airbags standard across the range. Additionally, Electronic Stability Program (ESP) and other safety enhancements ensure greater occupant protection regardless of the chosen variant.
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Five Variants to Choose From
The new Tata Altroz is offered in five variants:
- Smart
- Pure
- Creative
- Accomplished S
- Accomplished+ S
Each variant brings a distinct combination of features tailored to different customer needs.
Smart Variant: Loaded Entry-Level Features
The base Smart trim is far from basic. It includes projector headlamps, a new steering wheel, flush door handles, a 3D front grille, and LED tail lights. Notably, all doors open to a wide 90° angle, allowing for easier entry and exit.
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Pure Variant: Upgraded Tech and Comfort
Next in the lineup, the Pure variant offers a 17.78 cm touchscreen infotainment system by Harman, auto-folding ORVMs, automatic climate control, and LED headlamps. Additional features include a reverse parking camera, height-adjustable driver seat, cruise control, and an optional voice-assisted electric sunroof.
Creative Variant: High-Tech Enhancements
The Creative model brings a boost in both style and technology. It features a 360-degree camera, a larger 26.03 cm Ultra HD infotainment system, Luminate LED DRLs, push-button start/stop, dual-tone R16 alloy wheels, and ambient interior lighting. A rear AC vent and the optional sunroof continue in this trim.
Accomplished S Variant: Elevated Premium Feel
The Accomplished S adds drag-cut R16 alloy wheels, a 17.78 cm digital driver display, and LED fog lamps. It also makes the voice-assisted electric sunroof standard, adds Qi-enabled wireless phone charging, and enhances the rear with connected LED tail lamps and a dual-tone roof.
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Top-End Accomplished+ S: Smarter and Safer
At the top of the range, the Accomplished+ S introduces Tata’s iRA connected car technology, featuring a 26.03 cm digital cluster with navigation, real-time alerts, a blind spot monitor, and SOS calling. It also includes an air purifier and AudioWorX sound customization, offering a complete premium driving experience.
Powertrain Options Remain Unchanged
Despite the visual and feature upgrades, the engine lineup remains the same. The Tata Altroz continues to offer petrol, diesel, and CNG options, along with multiple transmission choices, maintaining flexibility for a wide range of buyers.
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Available in Five Colours
The new Tata Altroz will be offered in five vibrant colours, further adding to its premium appeal and personalization options.
Conclusion: With a host of new features and premium enhancements across all variants, the 2025 Tata Altroz facelift aims to raise the bar in the premium hatchback segment—without increasing complexity in its powertrain setup. With bookings opening on June 2, it is set to attract both new and returning buyers.
