
One of the key volume generators for Tata Motors, Tiago/EV contributes around 10% to the brand’s monthly sales.
Tata recently unveiled the Tiago facelift (ICE and EV), which will be launched on May 28, 2026. The hatch gets sharp contemporary styling, making it even more attractive to young buyers. Tata has also introduced many new features with the Tiago facelift. Let’s compare the old and new versions of the Tiago ICE and EV to get a better understanding of the overall update.
Tata Tiago Facelift ICE – Comparison of old vs new
The 2026 Tiago facelift features a refreshed front fascia, which includes a revised grille, sharper headlamps and top-mounted LED DRLs. For a sporty feel, the chrome elements seen in the older model have been replaced with blacked-out parts. A new vertical housing for the fog lamps can be seen. The huge blacked-out grille adds a sporty flair to the hatch.

Some new vibrant color options are expected to be introduced with the 2026 Tiago facelift. The side profile has been updated with new designs for the wheel cladding and alloy wheels. The hatch now gets cameras on the front, rear and ORVMs, pointing to a new 360-degree camera setup. This could be one of the major USPs for the 2026 Tiago facelift.
At the rear, the Tiago facelift gets funky taillamps in connected format. The boot lid and bumper section have also been revised for a modern, clutter-free aesthetic. The rear camera has been moved from the tailgate to the bumper. The TIAGO lettering has been moved lower on the tailgate, where it has better visibility on the flat panel.

Since the Tiago received several updates for the MY25 version, the changes inside may be limited. The Tiago is already equipped with features like a 10.25-inch touchscreen, 2-spoke steering wheel with illuminated Tata logo, automatic climate control and wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. New features that can be added with the facelift include wireless charger and rear AC vent.
same powertrain
The 2026 Tiago facelift is expected to continue with the existing powertrain options. The hatch uses a 1.2-litre naturally aspirated engine, offered in petrol and dual-fuel petrol + CNG options. Power output is 86 PS with petrol and 74.5 PS when running on CNG. Both petrol and CNG variants of Tiago have transmission options of 5-speed manual and 5-speed AMT.

2026 Tiago EV facelift – comparison of old vs new
The new 2026 Tiago EV facelift has a more refined and sophisticated appearance. A more upright and boxy profile can be seen at the front compared to the current model. The Tiago EV facelift uses a contemporary seamless closed-off grille design instead of the layered sections seen in the older model. The headlamps are new, sharper units, just like the ICE version.
The 2026 Tiago EV gets new side trim and a rectangular slatted design for the bumper section. Updates to the side profile are similar to the ICE version. The stylish steel wheels and wheel covers have been carried forward. At the rear, most of the updates are the same as those seen with the Tiago ICE facelift. The Tiago EV facelift may get some additional equipment, but these are yet to be revealed.

Powertrain options for the Tiago EV facelift are likely to remain the same. However, battery efficiency and charging speeds could improve. The current model is offered with battery pack options of 19.2 kWh and 24 kWh. The certified range is 250 km and 315 km respectively. Real-world range is around 220-280 km with the top-spec model.