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Tata Aeris dimensions, boot space and fuel tank capacity explained — Details

28 Sept 2026
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Key highlights
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    Engine choices include a 1.2L Revotron petrol & a factory-fitted twin-cylinder iCNG
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    Sedan offers a strong 419 litres of boot space on the petrol versioN
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    Overall length stands at 3,995mm, keeping it within sub-4-metre tax norms
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The Tata Aeris is a compact sedan that replaces the Tigor. It uses a 1.2-litre Revotron petrol engine, along with a factory-fitted iCNG option for buyers who want lower running costs. Being a sub-4-metre sedan, the Aeris has to work within a fairly tight length limit, so how Tata has used that space matters. The car offers a good amount of boot space for its class, and here is a closer look at its full set of dimensions.

 

Tata Aeris length, width, height and wheelbase

 

Tata Aeris Quater Front Profile

 

The Tata Aeris measures 3,995mm in length, which keeps it within the sub-4-metre bracket used for tax classification in India. It is 1,684mm wide and 1,532mm tall, with a wheelbase of 2,450mm.

 

Tata Aeris boot space

 

On the petrol version, the Tata Aeris offers 419 litres of boot space, which is a useful figure for a sedan of this size. Tata has not specified a boot space figure for the iCNG version. The iCNG version uses a twin-cylinder CNG setup positioned under the boot floor.

 

Also Read: Tata Aeris variants explained — Smart, Pure, Pure+, Creative & Accomplished compared

 

Tata Aeris fuel tank capacity

 

Tata Aeris

 

The petrol-only version of the Aeris gets a 35-litre fuel tank. The iCNG version retains the same 35-litre petrol tank as a backup, and adds a twin-cylinder CNG tank rated at 70 litres water capacity, positioned under the boot floor to keep the boot usable rather than eating into cabin space.

 

VersionFuel Tank Capacity
Petrol35 litres
iCNGPetrol: 35 litres + CNG tank: 70 litres (water capacity)

 

Tata Aeris tyre sizes

 

The Tata Aeris petrol variants get different wheel and tyre combinations depending on the persona. The Smart and Pure variants use 175/65 R14 steel wheels, while the Pure+, Creative and Accomplished variants get larger 175/60 R15 alloy wheels. The iCNG variants across all personas use 175/65 R14 steel wheels.

 

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