Tata Motors has increased prices across its passenger vehicle range from September 1, 2026, with the hike going up to ₹25,000 depending on the model and variant.
The price revision applies to both petrol/diesel/CNG cars and Tata electric vehicles. However, Tata has not applied a flat ₹25,000 increase to every car. Some variants have received smaller increases, while the starting prices of a few models remain unchanged.
Tata Motors said the revision was necessary to partly offset rising input costs and sustained inflationary pressures. The company continues to absorb part of these higher costs but is passing some of the impact on to customers.
So, how much do Tata cars cost after the September price hike?
Here is the latest Tata car price list.
Tata Cars New Price List September 2026
The current Tata passenger car range starts at approximately ₹4.77 lakh for the Tiago and extends beyond ₹30 lakh for the Harrier EV, depending on the model and variant.
| Tata Car | Current Ex-Showroom Price |
|---|---|
| Tata Tiago | ₹4.77 – ₹8.62 Lakh |
| Tata Tigor | ₹5.70 – ₹9.10 Lakh |
| Tata Punch | ₹5.75 – ₹10.77 Lakh |
| Tata Altroz | ₹6.00 – ₹10.90 Lakh |
| Tata Nexon | ₹7.40 – ₹14.52 Lakh |
| Tata Curvv | ₹10.00 – ₹19.00 Lakh |
| Tata Sierra | ₹11.49 – ₹21.29 Lakh |
| Tata Harrier | ₹13.00 – ₹26.05 Lakh |
| Tata Safari | ₹13.40 – ₹26.91 Lakh |
These are current ex-showroom price ranges and can vary depending on the exact variant, engine and transmission selected.
Tata Cars Price Before vs After September 2026 Hike
To understand the impact better, here is a comparison of the starting prices before the September revision and the current starting prices.
| Tata Model | August 2026 Starting Price | September 2026 Starting Price | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tiago | ₹4.70 Lakh | ₹4.77 Lakh | +₹7,000 |
| Tigor | ₹5.55 Lakh | ₹5.70 Lakh | +₹15,000 |
| Punch | ₹5.70 Lakh | ₹5.75 Lakh | +₹5,000 |
| Altroz | ₹6.30 Lakh | ₹6.00 Lakh | Variant range changed |
| Nexon | ₹7.40 Lakh | ₹7.40 Lakh | No change in base price |
| Curvv | ₹9.76 Lakh | ₹10.00 Lakh | +₹24,000 |
| Sierra | ₹11.49 Lakh | ₹11.49 Lakh | No change in base price |
| Harrier | ₹12.89 Lakh | ₹13.00 Lakh | +₹11,000 |
| Safari | ₹13.40 Lakh | ₹13.40 Lakh | No change in base price |
The August price ranges above were listed immediately before Tata's September revision.
Important Note
This table should not be interpreted as the exact hike on every individual variant.
Tata stated that the increase would vary by model and variant, and the company did not publish a simple model-wise hike chart.
In addition, Tata has continued to update variants and introduce new configurations. Therefore, changes in the overall minimum or maximum price of a model can also reflect a variant reshuffle or new variant, not just the September price increase.
Tata Tiago New Price After September Hike
The Tata Tiago now starts at approximately:
₹4.77 lakh ex-showroom
and goes up to around:
₹8.62 lakh
Before the September revision, the Tiago started at approximately ₹4.70 lakh.
That means the entry-level price has moved up by roughly ₹7,000.
Despite the increase, the Tiago remains the cheapest regular Tata passenger car and continues to compete with cars such as the Maruti Suzuki WagonR, Celerio and Hyundai Grand i10 Nios.
Tata Tigor New Price September 2026
The Tata Tigor currently costs approximately:
₹5.70 lakh to ₹9.10 lakh ex-showroom
Before the revision, its starting price was around:
₹5.55 lakh
So the starting price has increased by around ₹15,000.
The Tigor remains one of Tata's few sedan offerings and is available with petrol and CNG powertrain options.
Tata Punch New Price After Price Hike
The Tata Punch price now starts at:
₹5.75 lakh
and goes up to approximately:
₹10.77 lakh ex-showroom
The earlier starting price was around ₹5.70 lakh.
That represents an increase of approximately:
₹5,000 at the entry level
The Punch continues to be one of Tata Motors' most important volume models, particularly for buyers looking for a small SUV around the ₹6–₹10 lakh price range.
Tata Nexon New Price September 2026
Interestingly, the base Tata Nexon price remains approximately ₹7.40 lakh.
However, the upper end of the Nexon range has moved higher.
Current Nexon Price
₹7.40 lakh – ₹14.52 lakh
Before the September revision, the Nexon range was roughly:
₹7.40 lakh – ₹14.30 lakh
This means the base Smart petrol variant has not necessarily become more expensive, while some higher variants now cost more.
The Nexon remains one of the most versatile Tata SUVs because buyers can choose between:
Petrol
Diesel
CNG
Manual
AMT
DCT/DCA
The entry CNG, diesel and automatic variants also sit at different price points, so the exact hike depends on which Nexon you are considering.
Tata Curvv New Price After September Hike
The Tata Curvv now starts at approximately:
₹10 lakh ex-showroom
The pre-September starting price was approximately:
₹9.76 lakh
This represents a difference of around:
₹24,000
This is very close to Tata's announced maximum hike of ₹25,000.
However, Tata has also introduced the newer Curvv Series X range, so the latest lineup should be checked variant by variant rather than assuming the entire difference comes only from the September hike.
The Curvv Series X was recently introduced with prices beginning at ₹9.99 lakh.
Tata Harrier New Price September 2026
The Tata Harrier currently starts at:
₹13 lakh ex-showroom
and goes up to approximately:
₹26.05 lakh
Before September, the Harrier starting price was approximately:
₹12.89 lakh
That is an increase of roughly:
₹11,000 at the entry level
Higher Harrier variants may see a different increase because Tata's hike varies by individual variant.
Tata Safari New Price After Hike
The Tata Safari currently costs approximately:
₹13.40 lakh – ₹26.91 lakh
Interestingly, its starting price has remained close to the pre-hike figure of:
₹13.40 lakh
However, the top end of the Safari range has increased.
Before the September revision, the maximum price was approximately ₹26.76 lakh, compared with around ₹26.91 lakh now.
That is a difference of approximately:
₹15,000 at the top end
Again, this should not be treated as a flat ₹15,000 hike on every Safari variant.
Tata Altroz Price September 2026
The Tata Altroz currently starts at approximately:
₹6 lakh ex-showroom
with higher variants reaching around:
₹10.90 lakh
This looks unusual because the earlier entry price before the September hike was approximately ₹6.30 lakh.
The reason is that Tata's lineup and variant structure can change at the same time as price revisions.
Therefore, the lower current starting price should not be interpreted as Tata reducing all Altroz prices despite announcing a company-wide hike.
For buyers, the correct comparison is always between the same variant before and after the revision.
Tata EV Prices After September 2026 Price Hike
The September increase also applies to Tata's electric vehicle lineup.
Here are the current starting prices.
| Tata EV | Current Price |
|---|---|
| Tiago EV | ₹6.99 – ₹10.09 Lakh |
| Punch EV | ₹9.79 – ₹12.99 Lakh |
| Nexon EV | ₹12.49 – ₹17.89 Lakh |
| Tigor EV | ₹12.49 – ₹13.75 Lakh |
| Curvv EV | ₹17.19 – ₹19.69 Lakh |
| Sierra EV | ₹18.79 – ₹26.48 Lakh |
| Harrier EV | ₹21.79 – ₹30.54 Lakh |
Tata's September price increase officially covers both ICE vehicles and EVs.
Tata Punch EV Price After Hike
The Punch EV currently starts at approximately:
₹9.79 lakh
compared with around:
₹9.69 lakh before September
This indicates a roughly:
₹10,000 movement in the starting price
The top end has also moved from approximately ₹12.79 lakh to ₹12.99 lakh.
Tata Nexon EV New Price
The Nexon EV currently costs approximately:
₹12.49 lakh – ₹17.89 lakh
Its base price remains around the earlier ₹12.49 lakh level.
However, the upper end has moved from approximately ₹17.69 lakh to ₹17.89 lakh.
That represents around:
₹20,000 difference at the top end
Tata Curvv EV Price After September Hike
The Curvv EV now starts at approximately:
₹17.19 lakh
compared with the earlier:
₹16.99 lakh
That is a difference of approximately:
₹20,000
Its exact final price depends on battery, trim and variant.
Tata Harrier EV New Price
The Harrier EV currently starts at approximately:
₹21.79 lakh
compared with approximately:
₹21.69 lakh before September
That represents an entry-price movement of approximately:
₹10,000
Top variants currently extend beyond ₹30 lakh ex-showroom.
Why Did Tata Motors Increase Car Prices?
Tata Motors cited two main reasons:
1. Rising Input Costs
Raw materials, components, logistics and other manufacturing inputs have become more expensive.
2. Inflationary Pressure
Continued inflation has increased costs across the automotive manufacturing chain.
Tata Motors said it has been absorbing a significant portion of these increases but needed to pass part of the cost on to customers through the September adjustment.
This isn't Tata's first price revision in 2026 either.
The company had already announced an increase of up to 1.5% from July 1, 2026, also citing rising input costs and inflation.
Does Every Tata Car Become ₹25,000 More Expensive?
No.
This is probably the most important point for buyers.
The announcement says:
Prices increased by up to ₹25,000.
It does not mean:
Every Tata car became ₹25,000 more expensive.
Depending on the model and variant:
Some increases may be around ₹5,000
Some may be around ₹10,000
Some may be ₹15,000–₹20,000
Selected variants may approach ₹25,000
Some base variants may show little or no change
This is why it is important to compare the exact variant you plan to buy.
Will Tata Car On-Road Prices Also Increase?
Yes.
Even though Tata's announcement concerns ex-showroom prices, a higher ex-showroom price can also increase the final on-road price.
Your on-road price normally includes:
Ex-showroom price
Road tax
Registration
Insurance
FASTag
Hypothecation charges
Accessories or extended warranty, if selected
Some registration and insurance costs are linked to the vehicle's value.
So, for example, even a ₹15,000 ex-showroom price increase could translate into a slightly higher overall increase in the final amount you pay at the dealership.
Should You Buy a Tata Car Now or Wait?
If you were already planning to buy a Tata car, there may not be much benefit in waiting purely because of pricing.
The September revision has already come into effect.
However, the upcoming festive period could bring:
Dealer discounts
Exchange bonuses
Corporate offers
Finance offers
Insurance benefits
Older-stock discounts
These offers could partly offset the price increase.
Therefore, instead of focusing only on the ex-showroom price, ask the dealer for the final on-road quotation after all available discounts.
Which Tata Cars Are Still Good Value After the Hike?
Tata Tiago
Still one of Tata's most affordable cars, starting below ₹5 lakh ex-showroom.
Tata Punch
Remains attractive for buyers wanting a small SUV with a starting price below ₹6 lakh.
Tata Nexon
Still offers one of the widest combinations of petrol, diesel, CNG and automatic powertrains.
Tata Curvv
The ₹10 lakh starting price places it above the Nexon but below larger SUVs such as the Harrier.
Tata Harrier
Targets buyers looking for a larger and more premium Tata SUV.
Tata Safari
The Safari remains Tata's three-row flagship ICE SUV, with higher variants crossing ₹26 lakh ex-showroom.
CarNews360 Verdict
Tata Motors' September 2026 price hike of up to ₹25,000 affects both ICE and electric cars, but the actual increase is different for each model and variant.
Among the popular Tata cars, the current starting prices are approximately:
Tiago – ₹4.77 lakh
Punch – ₹5.75 lakh
Altroz – ₹6.00 lakh
Nexon – ₹7.40 lakh
Curvv – ₹10.00 lakh
Sierra – ₹11.49 lakh
Harrier – ₹13.00 lakh
Safari – ₹13.40 lakh
The Curvv's starting-price movement is among the highest at roughly ₹24,000 compared with its pre-September range, while the Punch starts about ₹5,000 higher.
Meanwhile, models such as the Nexon and Safari continue to show similar base prices, although several higher variants have become more expensive.
The key takeaway for buyers is simple:
Don't assume your Tata car has become ₹25,000 costlier.
Check the exact model, engine, transmission and variant you want, and compare the final on-road quotation before making a decision.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much did Tata car prices increase in September 2026?
Tata Motors announced a price increase of up to ₹25,000, effective September 1, 2026. The exact increase varies by model and variant.
What is the Tata Nexon price after the September price hike?
The Tata Nexon currently costs approximately ₹7.40 lakh to ₹14.52 lakh ex-showroom.
What is the new Tata Punch price?
The Tata Punch currently starts at approximately ₹5.75 lakh and goes up to around ₹10.77 lakh ex-showroom.
What is the Tata Harrier price after the hike?
The Tata Harrier currently costs approximately ₹13 lakh to ₹26.05 lakh ex-showroom.
What is the new Tata Safari price?
The Safari currently starts at approximately ₹13.40 lakh and goes up to around ₹26.91 lakh ex-showroom.
Did Tata Nexon become ₹25,000 more expensive?
Not necessarily. Tata announced an increase of up to ₹25,000, and the exact change varies across variants. The Nexon's current base price remains close to ₹7.40 lakh.
Are Tata EV prices also increased?
Yes. Tata Motors confirmed that the September 2026 price revision applies to both ICE cars and electric vehicles.
What is the cheapest Tata car after the price hike?
The Tata Tiago is currently the cheapest regular Tata passenger car, starting at approximately ₹4.77 lakh ex-showroom.
What is the cheapest Tata SUV?
The Tata Punch currently starts at approximately ₹5.75 lakh ex-showroom, making it Tata's most affordable SUV-style model.
When did the Tata price hike become effective?
The revised Tata car prices became effective from September 1, 2026.
Price Disclaimer: Prices were checked in September 2026 and are indicative ex-showroom figures. Tata Motors may revise prices, variants and offers without notice. On-road prices vary depending on state taxes, registration, insurance, dealer offers and selected accessories. Always confirm the latest price with an authorised Tata Motors dealership before booking.
