Tata Altroz Old VS New Comparison

Exterior Design 

The facelifted Altroz retains the compact silhouette but introduces sleeker styling cues and functional upgrades that give it a more premium attitude.

The pre–2025 Altroz featured a bold, chunky front grille and conventional halogen headlamps, with standard pull‑type door handles and 15‑inch steel wheels on lower trims. No sunroof was available, and the rear-end design relied on wraparound halogen tail lamps.

The refreshed front fascia sports a slimmer, gloss‑black grille bar and full LED twin‑pod headlamps framed by eyebrow‑shaped DRLs. Flush, illuminated door handles replace the old pull‑type units, while the turn indicators shift to the ORVMs.

 A single‑pane electric sunroof with voice control adds a premium touch, and dual‑tone 16‑inch alloy wheels enhance the stance. 

At the back, interconnected LED tail lamps and a redesigned bumper with an integrated reverse light below the number plate complete the modernized look.

Interior Design

The old interior featured a simple black‑and‑white theme, a 7‑inch touchscreen, and a 7‑inch semi‑digital cluster on higher variants. Comfort and convenience features were limited, with no sunroof, ventilated seats, or wireless charging.

The 2025 Tata Altroz facelift introduces a significantly enhanced interior, blending premium aesthetics with advanced technology. The revamped cabin features a “Grand Prestigia” dashboard with a light yellow and cream dual-tone theme, accented by a carbon-fibre-like trim for a sophisticated, airy feel.

 A new two-spoke steering wheel with an illuminated Tata logo adds a modern touch, borrowed from the Tata Nexon and Curvv. 

Dual 10.25-inch HD displays, one for the infotainment system with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and another for the digital instrument cluster with integrated navigation and blind-spot monitoring elevate the tech quotient. The infotainment, powered by Harman, includes an 8-speaker system for immersive audio.
 

Powertrain and Performance

The 2025 Tata Altroz facelift offers a refined lineup of engines, balancing performance, efficiency, and versatility. The 1.2L Revotron naturally aspirated petrol engine delivers 86.79 bhp at 6,000 rpm and 115 Nm at 3,250 rpm, paired with a 5-speed manual or a 6-speed AMT.

 It achieves a claimed 18.13 kmpl, ideal for urban commutes. The 1.2L CNG variant, producing 72.49 bhp at 6,000 rpm and 103 Nm at 3,500 rpm, uses a 5-speed manual and offers 26.90 km/kg, with dual-cylinder technology preserving boot space. 

The 1.5L turbo-diesel, a segment highlight, generates 88.76 bhp at 4,000 rpm and a robust 200 Nm from 1,250-3,000 rpm, mated to a 5-speed manual, yielding 23.64 kmpl, perfect for long-distance efficiency. A new 6-speed DCT option for the petrol enhances city drivability with smoother shifts and quicker response,

Pricing

It is available in seven variants (or "Personas" in Tata’s nomenclature): Smart, Pure, Pure S, Creative, Creative S, Accomplished S, and Accomplished+ S. 

These are offered with three powertrain options: 1.2L naturally aspirated petrol, 1.2L CNG, and 1.5L turbo-diesel, paired with a 5-speed manual, 5-speed AMT, or 6-speed DCT (petrol only). Below is a detailed variant-wise pricing table based on available information. 
 

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