Inside, the 2026 Tata Tiago CNG will come equipped with paddle shifters, new dual-tone grey and black upholstery, rear AC vents, larger and freestanding touchscreen infotainment system, floating instrument cluster, and a new two-spoke multifunction steering wheel.
Additionally, the gear lever is replaced by a rotary knob seen on other Tata cars in the past.
The paddle shifters will be a segment-first feature, and the second Tata CNG car to get it after the Punch.
Notably, Tata is currently the only OEM to offer a factory-fitted combination of CNG with an automatic transmission.
Apart from the CNG version, Tata will offer the new Tiago in petrol and EV forms.
Prices to be announced later this week
CNG AMT version confirmed
Tata Motors has released yet another video of the new Tiago ahead of its price reveal set for 28 May. This time around, the Indian automaker has shared the interior of the updated hatchback’s CNG derivative.
As seen in the images here, the Tiago CNG will carry over the same design as the petrol version, and key exterior highlights include a new fascia with fresh headlamps, grille, and bumper, 360-degree camera, blacked-out ORVMs, and an i-CNG badge on the tailgate.
Inside, the 2026 Tata Tiago CNG will come equipped with paddle shifters, new dual-tone grey and black upholstery, rear AC vents, larger and freestanding touchscreen infotainment system, floating instrument cluster, and a new two-spoke multifunction steering wheel.
Further, it receives a redesigned centre console, engine start-stop button, 65W type-C fast charging port, and what seem to be dual wireless mobile chargers. Additionally, the gear lever is replaced by a rotary knob seen on other Tata cars in the past.
The paddle shifters will be a segment-first feature, and the second Tata CNG car to get it after the Punch. Notably, Tata is currently the only OEM to offer a factory-fitted combination of CNG with an automatic transmission. Apart from the CNG version, Tata will offer the new Tiago in petrol and EV forms.
