Tiago.ev now starts at a price of INR 8.69 Lakh
Mumbai: Automobile major Tata Motors on Friday announced the new price of the Tiago.ev, bringing to an end the launch pricing offered to its first 20,000 customers.

The Tiago.ev now starts at INR 8.69 Lakh (All India - Ex-showroom).
This price increase of INR 20,000 across all the variants has been kept to a minimum, so that the Tiago.ev remains an attractive proposition for new customers looking to buy an Exciting, Effortless and Eco-friendly premium hatchback.
Commenting on this exciting news, Vivek Srivatsa, Head, Marketing, Sales and Service Strategy, Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Ltd., said, “The Tiago.ev is a special product as it is making electric mobility accessible and mainstream. It has received a phenomenal response from customers making it the ‘Fastest Booked EV’ in India with 10,000 units being booked on the first day and 20,000 bookings achieved within a month.
“It is now time for us to move to the next leg of this journey. To continue extending the fervour of this exciting product to more customers without any compromise, we are happy to announce the starting price of the Tiago.ev range at INR 8.69 Lakh, a nominal INR 20,000 hike from the proposed introductory price – committing to our promise of democratising the EV market and keeping the product accessible to all by retaining the starting price below 10 lakhs.”
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