Tata Tigor Tata Tigor The Tata Tigor is a subcompact sedan manufactured by Tata Motors in India based on the previous Tata Tiago. It was launched in India in March 2017. The Tata Tigor was born directly from the same project that originated the Tata Tiago (internally called "Kite 5") as it represents the four-door sedan version with a third rear volume. The "Kite" project was born in 2013 with the aim of developing two new compact cars, modern and inexpensive to offer on the Indian market in place of the Tata Zest and Bolt models that did not have the desired
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