Tata Motors discontinues Tigor sedan; sells 334 units in October against 4,005 of Iris

Tata Motors has stopped production of its Tigor sedan, which was priced at just Rs 5.55 lakh. Buyers looking for an affordable sedan often chose the Tigor. The company's new Tata Iris has now taken its place.

The shift is clear in the sales figures for October 2026. That month, only 334 units of the Tigor were sold, against 4,005 units of the Iris. Customers have moved from the Tigor to the Iris. For those who still want a Tigor, this is the last chance, but they will get one only if unsold cars remain in showrooms.

Compared with the Tigor, the new Iris has a more attractive design and modern features. It also offers a twin CNG cylinder option. The Tigor, too, was available in a CNG variant. For customers who want low running costs, the CNG option has been important in both models. As petrol gets costlier, people turn to CNG vehicles. The twin cylinders in the Iris also save space in the boot.

Tata Motors gave the Tigor its last update in 2025, when the exterior design was changed slightly. The front grille and bumper were reworked. Some variants got a small boot-lid spoiler, and the design of the Hyperstyle wheels was also changed.

The interior got a new illuminated steering wheel, and higher variants were given a dual-tone leather finish. Other features included a 3.5-inch music system display, steering-mounted controls and follow-me-home headlamps, which keep the lights on for a short while after the car is switched off. The top variant also came with a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system and a 360-degree camera.

Among safety and other features, the Tigor had LED headlamps with LED DRLs, 15-inch Hyperstyle wheels and a front armrest. It also offered the electronic stability programme (ESP), hill hold control and a reverse parking camera.