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I have a budget of ₹6 - 7 lakh. After the GST cut, which Tata car should I consider for a mix of family comfort and mileage? What will be the Tata Tiago price after GST, and will it be a good option for me?

Anshuman Singh

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With your ₹6-7 lakh budget, the Tata Tiago is the car to look at post the GST cut. Prices have dropped by up to ₹75,000 across variants, bringing key trims like the XT petrol at ₹5.81 lakh and the XTA AMT at ₹6.31 lakh (ex-showroom). Even CNG variants now start around ₹5.49 lakh.
The Tiago makes a strong case on mileage, with its efficient petrol and CNG powertrains, and it continues to offer good safety kit and a well-built cabin. Family comfort is reasonable for a hatchback of its size, though the rear seat and boot are best suited to small families.
If your focus is on a balance of low running costs, everyday usability, and Tata’s sturdy build, the Tiago fits neatly within your budget and is a sensible choice after the GST price revision.

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