Tata Motors Reveals Interior Features of Upcoming Aeris Sedan Ahead of September Launch

The anticipated CNG version could produce 72 bhp and 96.5 Nm, and may be offered with both the five-speed manual and AMT transmissions.
Exterior teaser footage shows the Aeris in a distinctive violet paint shade, with twin-barrel headlamps, a gloss-black nose and blacked-out alloy wheels.
The rear design may feature a connecting LED light bar spanning the tailgate beneath the Tata logo, while the tailgate appears to include a ducktail spoiler-like element.
The Aeris EV concept rendering depicts possible EV-specific styling such as a closed front grille, illuminated Tata branding, aero-insert alloy wheels and Tata EV badges on the doors; these details come from an AI-generated video rather than Tata’s confirmed production specifications.
The name “Aeris” means “Air,” and the light-coloured upholstery and cabin treatment are presented as potentially supporting a more airy or spacious interior impression.
Tata Motors has unveiled the interior of the Aeris, its new sub-four-metre sedan set to launch on September 25, 2026. Times Now News reports the cabin features a light beige-and-grey theme inspired by the Tiago, with a fabric-textured dashboard, large touchscreen, digital gauge cluster, wireless charging, and a 360-degree camera. The Aeris will replace the Tigor in Tata's lineup.
CNBC TV18 reports the car will start at Rs 5.29 lakh with five trim levels and include a CNG variant on upper trims. The 1.2-litre petrol engine produces 84 bhp and 113 Nm, paired with manual or AMT transmissions. A CNG version may generate 72 bhp and 96.5 Nm, according to reporting, though Tata has not confirmed the full powertrain lineup.
The Aeris interior borrows heavily from the Tiago platform. The Daily Jagran notes the cabin includes a two-spoke steering wheel, automatic climate control, and cruise control as standard on higher variants. Light-coloured upholstery and trim aim to create a spacious impression—fitting the name Aeris, which means 'Air.' The fabric dashboard texture contrasts with typical plastic finishes in the segment.
Tata's teaser footage reveals the Aeris in a striking violet paint with twin-barrel LED headlamps and a gloss-black nose. NDTV reports the rear design may include a connecting LED light bar spanning the tailgate beneath the Tata logo. Revised bumpers, new alloy wheels, and a coupe-inspired silhouette differentiate it from the outgoing Tigor. A ducktail spoiler-like element appears on the tailgate.
While Rush Lane confirms the petrol engine at 84 bhp, exact specifications for the CNG variant remain official pending. Industry reports suggest the CNG version delivers 72 bhp and 96.5 Nm with both five-speed manual and AMT options. An AI-generated EV rendering circulating online does not represent Tata's confirmed production model. The carmaker has not yet announced variant-wise equipment breakdowns or whether an electric version will arrive at launch.
At Rs 5.29 lakh, the Aeris undercuts the Maruti Dzire and other compact sedans by over Rs 1 lakh. CNBC TV18 states the vehicle directly competes with Honda Amaze and Hyundai Aura. Five trim levels—Smart, Pure, Pure+, Creative, and a top-spec variant—offer flexibility across price points. The combination of new styling, modern features like wireless charging and 360-degree cameras, and lower pricing positions the Aeris as a value-focused alternative in a crowded segment.
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