00:00Welcome to the video of the Car Magazine Tuning Blog on the topic of the 2025 Tata Tigor.
00:12The link to read the article in our magazine can be found in the video description.
00:17The Tata Tigor, a subcompact sedan, has been updated for the 2025 model year with new features and color options.
00:24The aim is to compete with competitors such as the new generation Honda AM and the Maruti Suzuki Zero.
00:32The starting price is around 6 lakh rupees, around 7,000 euros ex-factory.
00:37In addition to a modified model range, the revised version also offers additional technology in the interior.
00:43Under the hood, however, everything remains the same.
00:46The Tigor is still powered by a 1.2-liter three-cylinder petrol engine, which is also available as an ICNG variant.
00:54The model is available in five main trim levels, XM, XT, XC, XC+, and XC+, looks.
01:03The base XM variant starts at around 6,07,000 euros.
01:07It offers basic safety features such as front airbags, abs with electronic brake force distribution,
01:13ISOFIX child seat mounts and parking sensors.
01:16In the rear, there is manual air conditioning, fabric seats, a fully digital instrument cluster
01:22and an illuminated steering wheel underside.
01:24There are also electric windows in the front and 14-inch steel wheels.
01:31The XT variant starts at around 670,000 rupees, 7,800 euros, and offers additional amenities such as a 3.5-inch Harman infotainment system,
01:41four speakers, a height-adjustable driver's seat cushion and power windows for all four doors.
01:46There is also central locking, LED daytime running lights, and a rear window heater.
01:53The next-level XZ variant starts at around 730,000 rupees, 8,500 euros.
01:59It stands out with a larger 10.5-inch touchscreen infotainment system, a reversing camera, LED headlights with LED daytime running lights and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity.
02:12Electronic stability control, electronic stability control, hill start assist, and a front armrest are also included.
02:19The petrol variant has 15-inch wheels in a dual-tone design, while the CNG variant comes with 14-inch wheels.
02:26The XZ Plus variant, which starts at around 790,000, 9,300 euros, adds features such as a floating 10.25-inch screen, an HD rear-view camera,
02:41wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, range sensors, a start-stop button and cruise control, petrol only.
02:48A leather-wrapped steering wheel and a refrigerator drawer are also part of the equipment.
02:52The top-of-the-range XZ Plus Luxe model is available from around ours, 8,500,000, 10,000 euros, and additionally offers a 360-degrees camera,
03:02a tire pressure monitoring system and rear charging ports.
03:06The petrol variant also has 15-inch alloy wheels in a dual-tone design.
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