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Tata Motors Price Hike April 2026: Full Model-Wise List

Tata Motors raised car prices up to 1.09% from April 1, 2026. See the full model-wise list, EV exemption, and how it compares with Mahindra and Hyundai.

Tata Harrier driving up steep road symbolizing price hike April 2026

Tata Motors increased prices across its internal combustion engine (ICE) passenger vehicles by an average of 0.5% from April 1, 2026, with the highest hike reaching 1.09% on the Tigor. The increase, driven by rising input costs, affects petrol, diesel, and CNG models, while all electric vehicles (EVs) remain exempt. This guide breaks down the exact price changes for every model and compares Tata's move with rival hikes from Mahindra and Hyundai.

Which Tata models are affected by the April 2026 price hike?

All ICE models in Tata's passenger vehicle lineup are affected, including the Tiago, Tigor, Altroz, Punch, Nexon, Curvv, Sierra, Harrier, and Safari. The Altroz actually received a small price cut of Rs 400, while the Tigor saw the steepest percentage increase at 1.09%. Higher variants may see proportionally larger absolute increases, but the base variant prices tell the clearest story.

How much did each Tata model's price increase?

The exact increase varies by model and variant, ranging from a Rs 400 reduction on the Altroz to a Rs 9,000 increase on the Safari. The percentage hike is more uniform, hovering around 0.5% for most models, but the Tigor stands out at 1.09%. Here is the full model-wise breakdown based on base variant ex-showroom prices.

Model	Old Base Price	New Base Price	Hike %	Hike Amount
Tiago	Rs 5,49,900	Rs 5,52,900	0.55%	Rs 3,000
Tigor	Rs 5,48,990	Rs 5,54,990	1.09%	Rs 6,000
Altroz	Rs 6,30,390	Rs 6,29,990	-0.04%	-Rs 400
Punch	Rs 6,12,900	Rs 6,15,900	0.49%	Rs 3,000
Nexon	Rs 7,99,900	Rs 8,03,900	0.50%	Rs 4,000
Curvv	Rs 9,99,900	Rs 10,04,900	0.50%	Rs 5,000
Sierra	Rs 12,49,900	Rs 12,56,900	0.56%	Rs 7,000
Harrier	Rs 15,49,900	Rs 15,57,900	0.52%	Rs 8,000
Safari	Rs 16,49,900	Rs 16,58,900	0.55%	Rs 9,000

Note: Some sources report slightly different base prices for certain models, as Tata adjusts prices across variants and trims. The table above reflects the most commonly cited figures from April 2026 announcements.

Why did Tata Motors hike prices in April 2026?

Tata Motors cited rising input costs, including raw materials, logistics, and manufacturing components, as the primary reason for the price revision. The company stated the increase is meant to partially offset these higher expenses while keeping the hike modest to protect sales momentum. This mirrors industry-wide pressure from commodity prices and currency fluctuations.

Are Tata EVs included in the price hike?

No, all Tata electric vehicles, including the Nexon EV, Punch EV, Curvv EV, and Harrier EV, are exempt from the April 2026 price hike. This strategic decision supports Tata's leadership in the EV segment and encourages adoption at a time when EV penetration in India is still low. By keeping EV prices stable, Tata also stays competitive against new entrants like the Hyundai Creta EV and Maruti eVX.

How does Tata's hike compare with Mahindra and Hyundai?

Tata's average 0.5% increase is among the most restrained in the industry. Luxury brands like BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Audi hiked prices by up to 2%, while MG Motor also raised prices by up to 2%. Mahindra and Hyundai have not announced specific percentage hikes for April 2026, but both are expected to follow suit with modest increases. Tata's decision to keep the hike low reflects its focus on volume growth and market share retention.

Brand	Hike %	Effective Date	Notes
Tata Motors	0.5% avg	April 1	ICE only; EVs exempt
Mahindra	Not disclosed	Expected April	Likely similar to Tata
Hyundai	Not disclosed	Expected April	Likely similar to Tata
BMW	Up to 2%	April 1	BMW + MINI lineups
Mercedes-Benz	~2%	April 1	Weak rupee, input costs
Audi	Up to 2%	April 1	Across all models
MG Motor	Up to 2%	April 1	ICE + EV; MG Select excluded

What does the price hike mean for buyers?

For buyers, the increase is modest, with most models seeing a rise of Rs 3,000 to Rs 9,000. The Altroz price cut is a rare bright spot, making it a more attractive option in the premium hatchback segment. If you are considering an EV, now is a good time to buy, as Tata has kept EV prices unchanged. For ICE buyers, the hike is small enough that waiting may not save much, but it is worth checking with dealers for any year-end discounts.

Frequently asked questions

When did Tata Motors announce the price hike?

Tata Motors announced the price increase in late March 2026, effective from April 1, 2026.

Which Tata model saw the highest price increase?

The Tigor saw the highest percentage increase at 1.09%, amounting to Rs 6,000 on the base variant.

Did any Tata model get cheaper?

Yes, the Altroz received a minor price reduction of Rs 400, bringing its base price to Rs 6,29,990.

Are Tata electric vehicles affected by the price hike?

No, all Tata EVs, including the Nexon EV, Punch EV, Curvv EV, and Harrier EV, are exempt from the April 2026 price hike.

How does Tata's price hike compare with other brands?

Tata's average 0.5% increase is more modest than luxury brands like BMW and Mercedes-Benz, which hiked up to 2%.