Tata Motors Unveils Updated Altroz HatchbackTata Motors Unveils Updated Altroz Hatchback
Over time, Tata Motors expanded the Altroz lineup with variants such as the #DARK edition (2021), DCA automatic (2022), iCNG with twin-cylinder tech (2023), and the Altroz Racer (2024). The latest version continues this evolution with design changes, upgraded features, and added comfort.
Key exterior features include a new 3D front grille, Luminate LED headlamps, Infinity LED connected tail lamps, and flush-fitting door handles. Inside, the vehicle offers a redesigned dashboard—referred to as the Grand Prestigia—along with twin HD UltraView screens aimed at improving driver and passenger experience.
The Altroz is available in five colors: Dune Glow, Ember Glow, Pure Grey, Royal Blue, and Pristine White. It is offered in various trims—Smart, Pure, Creative, Accomplished S, and Accomplished+ S—each building on the previous with incremental feature additions. Some highlights include six airbags, 360-degree camera, 17.78cm and 26.03cm HD infotainment displays by Harman, connected car features (iRA), digital instrument clusters, and wireless charging.
Other features across variants include voice-assisted electric sunroof, cruise control, projector and LED headlamps, rear AC vents, air purifier, height-adjustable driver seat, and automatic climate control. Select trims also offer ambient lighting, SOS calling, and a blind spot monitor.
The updated Altroz aims to offer more functionality and options across different buyer preferences while retaining its focus on safety, technology, and design updates.
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