2026 Tata Tiago Facelift - Top 10 Biggest Highlights

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2026-05-25

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2026 Tata Tiago Facelift - Top 10 Biggest Highlights

2026 Tata Tiago gets major design and tech upgrades. 360-degree camera and dual screens added for the first time. Tiago EV receives exclusive styling and new features.

Tata Motors is all set to launch the updated 2026 Tata Tiago and Tiago EV on May 28, 2026. The popular hatchbacks are getting a major refresh with a sharper design, new technology, and several premium features that were not available earlier in this segment.

Inspired by Tata’s newer cars like the Altroz and the brand’s latest EV design language, the new Tiago range now looks more modern and feature-packed than before. Here are the top 10 highlights of the upcoming Tiago facelift.

1. Bigger Dual Floating Screens

The biggest change inside the cabin is the addition of two floating displays. The new Tiago gets a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system along with a new digital driver’s display. Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are also expected.

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2. 360-Degree Camera Added

Tata is introducing a 360-degree camera system, which is a major upgrade for this segment. Cameras placed under the ORVMs and front bumper will help improve visibility while parking and driving in tight spaces.

3. New Dashboard Design

The older curved dashboard has been replaced with a cleaner layered layout. The new cabin design looks more premium and modern, especially with the gloss-black centre console and redesigned controls.

4. Rear AC Vents and Type-C Ports

Rear passengers finally get AC vents and Type-C charging ports, making the Tiago more practical for daily family use.

5. Physical AC Controls Return

Instead of touch-based controls, Tata has added physical buttons and rotary knobs for the climate control system. This should make the setup easier to use while driving.

6. Sharper Exterior Styling

The front-end now looks much sportier with sleeker LED headlamps, eyebrow-style DRLs, and redesigned bumpers. The petrol version gets a black grille, while the EV gets a closed-off body-coloured front panel.

7. Connected Tail-Lamp Design

At the rear, Tata has added a connected-style gloss-black strip between the tail-lamps. This gives the hatchback a wider and more premium appearance.

8. Sporty New Design Elements

The facelift also gets:

Dual-tone alloy wheels
Black roof treatment
Shark-fin antenna
Black wheel arch cladding

These additions give the Tiago a younger and sportier look.

9. Exclusive Features for Tiago EV

The Tiago EV gets a few special touches to stand apart from the petrol version. These include:

Illuminated ‘Tata.ev’ logo on the steering wheel
Exclusive Chill Lime colour option
Closed-off EV-style front grille

There are also reports that Tata may introduce a Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) option to reduce the initial cost of the EV.

10. Improved Safety and Same Reliable Engines

The updated Tiago is expected to offer more safety equipment, including:

6 airbags
Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
Hill Hold Control

Mechanically, the petrol and CNG versions will continue with the familiar 1.2-litre Revotron engine producing 86 PS. Manual and AMT gearbox options will continue.

The Tiago EV is expected to retain its 19.2 kWh and 24 kWh battery packs, with a claimed range of up to 315 km. Tata may also improve charging speeds with updated battery management.

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