Tata Tiago EV vs Tigor EV vs Nexon EV: Important Figures Explained
Modified On Sep 29, 2022 10:49 PM By Rohit for Tata Tiago EV
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With the launch of the Tiago EV, Tata now has three affordable electric cars in its lineup. In this story, we help you decipher which should be your next pick based on the most important numbers
Tata’s most affordable electric car, the Tiago EV, is fresh out of the oven, with prices ranging from Rs 8.49 lakh to Rs 11.79 lakh (introductory, ex-showroom Delhi). This makes it the third affordable EV offering in the carmaker’s portfolio and we thought it’s only fitting to pit it against its stablemates, the Tigor EV and Nexon EV (Prime and Max).
Before we delve into the technical specifications of the Tata EVs, let’s check out their dimensions:
| Dimension |
Tiago EV |
Tigor EV |
Nexon EV Prime / Max |
| Length |
3769mm |
3993mm |
3993mm |
| Width |
1677mm |
1677mm |
1811mm |
| Height |
1536mm |
1532mm |
1606mm / 1616mm |
| Wheelbase |
2400mm |
2450mm |
2498mm |
Although the Tiago EV is the smallest electric vehicle here, its width is identical to the Tigor EV and taller by 4mm than the latter. The Nexon EV is the biggest on all fronts among the lot and measures as much as the Tigor EV in length.
Now, let’s take a look at their battery packs, claimed range figures and charging times:
| Tiago EV |
Tigor EV |
Nexon EV Prime / Max |
|
| Battery pack |
19.2kWh/24kWh |
26kWh |
30.2kWh / 40.5kWh |
| Claimed range |
250km/315km (MIDC-certified) |
306km (ARAI-certified) |
312km / 437km (ARAI-certified) |
| Charging time |
Up to 6.4 hours (3.3kW)/Up to 3.6 hours (7.2kW) |
0-80 percent in 8 hours 45 mins (15A plug point) |
8.5 hours (3.3kW) / 6 hours (7.2kW) |
| DC fast charging time |
10-80 percent in 57 minutes (25kW) |
0-80 percent in 65 minutes (25kW) |
0-80 percent in 60 mins / 0-80 percent in 56 mins (50kW) |
The Nexon EV has the largest battery pack here, followed by the Tigor EV. The Tiago EV, on the other hand, is being offered with two battery pack options, which offer 250km and 315km of range, respectively. Although the latter’s claimed range figure is more than that of the Tigor EV and Nexon EV Prime, do note that it is MIDC-certified and not by ARAI, which could have a difference in the real world. All Tata EVs can be charged using DC fast chargers but it’s the Nexon EV duo which supports 50kW fast charging capacity.
Also Read: Tata Nexon EV Max First Drive Review
Powertrain
| Tiago EV |
Tigor EV |
Nexon EV Prime / Max |
|
| Power |
61PS/75PS |
75PS |
129PS / 143PS |
| Torque |
110Nm/114Nm |
170Nm |
245Nm / 250Nm |
| 0-100kmph |
6.2 seconds/5.7 seconds (0-60kmph) |
5.7 seconds (0-60kmph) |
9.9 seconds / 9 seconds |
The Nexon EV is the most powerful Tata EV here. That said, the Tiago EV, with its 24kWh battery pack, offers the same amount of power as the Tigor EV but it’s the latter which provides more torque. The Tiago EV’s 75PS powertrain matches the Tigor EV’s 0-60kmph runtime of 5.7 seconds whereas the Nexon EV Max is the quickest to cover 0-100kmph sprint in 9 seconds.
Related: Tata To Open Bookings For The Tiago EV On October 10
Price
| Tiago EV |
Tigor EV |
Nexon EV Prime / Max |
|
| Ex-showroom Delhi |
Rs 8.49 lakh to Rs 11.79 lakh (introductory) |
Rs 12.49 lakh to Rs 13.64 lakh |
Rs 14.99 lakh to Rs 17.50 lakh / Rs 18.34 lakh to Rs 20.04 lakh |
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