Tata Altroz Facelift Bookings Open: Tata Motors opened bookings for the 2025 Altroz facelift today. Customers can reserve the updated premium hatchback for Rs 21,000. The refreshed model launched on May 22 at Rs 6.89 lakh. It brings significant design updates and feature additions. This keeps it competitive with rivals like the Hyundai i20 and Maruti Baleno.
How to Book Your New Altroz
Want the facelifted Altroz? Pretty simple, actually. Visit your nearest Tata dealership. Or just hop onto their official website. The Rs 21,000 token amount? Not too steep. Especially considering what you’re getting – a comprehensively updated hatchback that’s been properly refreshed after five years.
What’s Actually New This Time
This isn’t just badge engineering. Tata has genuinely put in effort here. The exterior gets a redesigned front bumper. There’s a blacked-out grille that looks more premium. Those flush-type door handles from the Curvv? They’re here too.
At the back, connected LED tail lamps. It’s becoming the norm these days, but still looks neat. The real party trick? New 16-inch alloy wheels and those tail lamps forming a distinctive ‘T’ shape. These touches separate a proper facelift from a half-hearted attempt.
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Interior Gets the Premium Treatment
Step inside. You’ll notice Tata hasn’t been sitting idle. The cabin now sports dual-tone beige and light grey. Immediately feels more upmarket.
The standout feature has to be dual 10.25-inch screens. One for infotainment. Another serving as a fully digital instrument cluster that can even display maps. Pretty cool stuff.
The new two-spoke steering wheel? Borrowed from the Nexon. Has an illuminated Tata logo. Honestly, it looks the part. Other goodies include 360-degree camera, air purifier, wireless phone charger. Plus that segment-first digital cluster capability.
Same Reliable Powertrains, More Transmission Options
Under the hood, Tata hasn’t messed with a winning formula. The Altroz facelift continues with familiar engines. 1.2-litre petrol. 1.5-litre diesel. 1.2-litre CNG options. What’s new? A 5-speed AMT option. This gives buyers more transmission choices alongside the existing 5-speed manual and 6-speed DCT.
The diesel engine remains unique. Still the only hatchback in this segment offering diesel. Worth considering if you’re doing serious highway miles.
Pricing and Variants Breakdown
The 2025 Altroz starts at Rs 6.89 lakh. That’s Rs 24,000 more than the outgoing model’s base price. Available in four main trims – Smart, Pure, Creative, and Accomplished. Additional S and S+ variants across different powertrains.
These are introductory prices. Don’t be surprised if they inch up later. Five color options on offer: Dune Glow, Pristine White, Royal Blue, Ember Red, and Pure Grey.
Why This Facelift Matters
The Altroz has been a steady performer for Tata. But it needed this refresh to stay competitive. The premium hatchback segment? Brutal. You’ve got the feature-rich i20. The value-focused Baleno. The Toyota badge on the Glanza.
This facelift gives the Altroz unique features its rivals don’t offer. Connected tail lamps. Rain-sensing wipers. More importantly, it brings the Altroz in line with Tata’s current design language.
The flush door handles, connected lighting elements, premium interior treatment – makes it feel like a proper 2025 car. Rather than something hanging around since 2020.
Booking opens today. Deliveries should start soon. Frankly, Tata needed to get this refresh out there. The competition isn’t sleeping. This facelift ensures the Altroz remains a genuine alternative for buyers wanting something different from the usual suspects.