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

Tata has launched the 2026 Aeris compact sedan in five variants: Smart, Pure, Pure+, Creative and Accomplished. Prices start at Rs 5.29 lakh and go up to Rs 9.74 lakh, ex-showroom. It is available with petrol and iCNG powertrain options.

The base Smart variant gets features such as a 12.7cm Digital Island Cluster, halogen tail lamps and six airbags, while the higher variants add features such as ventilated leatherette seats, a wireless charger and a DashCam Recorder (DVR), among others. With each variant adding more features and equipment, the right choice depends on what matters most. Here is a detailed look at what each Aeris variant offers, from the base Smart to the top-spec Accomplished.

2026 Tata Aeris price list

Tata Aeris prices start at Rs 5.29 lakh for the Smart petrol manual, while the Smart iCNG costs Rs 6.29 lakh. The Smart persona is available only with manual transmission. The Pure Persona starts at Rs 6.14 lakh for the petrol manual and goes up to Rs 7.70 lakh for the iCNG AMT. The Pure+ is priced from Rs 6.74 lakh to Rs 8.29 lakh, while the Creative ranges from Rs 7.49 lakh to Rs 9.04 lakh.

The top-spec Accomplished persona starts at Rs 8.19 lakh for the petrol manual and goes up to Rs 9.74 lakh for the iCNG AMT. The petrol AMT and CNG AMT options are available from the Pure persona onwards.

Tata Aeris design differences across variants

The Tata Aeris Smart and Pure variants come with the basic exterior equipment. Both get steel wheels with covers instead of alloy wheels and miss out on LED lighting. The Pure+ adds a fabric front armrest and offers R15 Dynamic Hyperstyle wheels on the petrol version, but the headlamps and tail lamps continue to use non-LED units.

The bigger change comes with the Creative variant, which gets Signature LED headlamps with LED DRLs and Infinity Connected LED tail lamps. It also adds R15 Diamond Aero alloy wheels on the petrol version, along with chrome door handles and a cooled glovebox, giving the Aeris a more premium look.

The top-spec Accomplished takes the exterior a step further with LED fog lamps, a dual-tone roof option and additional chrome detailing. This makes it the most feature-rich and visually upgraded variant in the Aeris range.

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Tata Aeris colour options

Tata offers the Aeris in six single-tone exterior shades: Dandeli Drizzle, Dune Glow, Nitro Crimson, Pure Grey, Daytona Grey and Pristine White. On top of these, the Accomplished variant gets access to an exclusive dual-tone finish with a contrasting black roof.

Tata Aeris Smart variant features

As the entry point to the range, the Smart variant covers the essentials without any frills.

• 5-inch Digital Island Cluster 
• R14” Steel Wheels 
• Halo Lightbar Connected Tail Lamps 
• Premium Melange Fabric Under-Thigh Support Front Seats 
• Sportluxe Steering Wheel 
• Premium Dual Tone Interior Theme 
• Tilt Steering 
• Rear seat headrest  
• Manual HVAC 
• Six Airbags 
• ISOFIX 
• ABS with EBD & CSC 
• Rear Parking Sensors 
• 3 Point ELR Seat Belts with Seat Belt Reminder for all seats

Tata Aeris Pure variant features

• 5-inch Digital Instrument Cluster with Inbuilt Bluetooth Audio (BYOD)
• 2 Speakers
• Steering-Mounted Audio Controls
• R14 Full Wheel Covers
• Height-Adjustable Driver Seat
• Day/Night IRVM
• All Four Power Windows
• Body-Coloured Door Handles
• Electrically Adjustable ORVMs with Turn Indicators
• Speed-Sensitive Auto Door Locks
• ZipFast A+C 15W Charger
• Rear Defogger
• Central Locking with Flip Key
• Follow-Me-Home Headlamps

Tata Aeris Pure+ variant features

• 8-inch Floating Touchscreen Infotainment System
• 4 Speakers
• HD Reverse Parking Camera
• Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
• ZipFast Front C+C 65W Charger
• Rear AC Vents
• Cruise Control*
• Electronic Stability Program (ESP) with Traction Control
• R15 Dynamic Hyperstyle Wheels* (Petrol only)
• Intelligent Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (iTPMS)
• Rear Centre Armrest with Cupholders
• Vanity Mirror on Co-driver Side
• Shark-Fin Antenna with GPS
• Hill Hold Control
• Fabric-Touch Front Armrest with Storage
• R14 Dynamic Hyperstyle Wheels* (CNG only)

Tata Aeris Creative variant features

• 360° SVS HD Camera with Multiple 3D/2D Views
• Signature LED Headlamps and DRLs
• Infinity LED Connected Tail Lamps
• Fully Automatic Temperature Control (FATC)
• Rain-Sensing Wipers
• Automatic Headlamps
• R15 Diamond Aero Alloy Wheels* (Petrol only)
• Ultra View 26.03 cm HD Touchscreen Infotainment System
• 2 Tweeters
• One-Touch Down Driver-Side Window
• Blind View Monitor
• Passive Entry, Passive Start (PEPS)
• Auto-Folding ORVMs
• Chrome Door Handles
• Cooled Glove Box

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Tata Aeris Accomplished variant features

• LuxTouch Leatherette Seats
• AeroLux Ventilated Leatherette Seats
• DashCam Recorder (DVR)
• Dual Smartphone Deck with Wireless Charger
• LED Fog Lamps
• ZipFast 65W Rear C-Type Charger
• Soft-Touch Leatherette Front Armrest with Storage
• Magazine Pockets
• iRA Connectivity with 35+ Connected Car Features
• USB Charger
• iToggle Window Control
• Front Seats with Adjustable Headrests
• Chrome Waistline
• Dual-Tone Roof

Tata Aeris engine options across variants

All five variants share the same set of two powertrains, so the choice of engine does not restrict which trim you can pick, aside from a few wheel and feature exceptions noted above.

The Smart variant is the only trim where the petrol and CNG options are offered solely with a manual gearbox; every other variant gets the CNG engine with both manual and AMT choices.

Tata Aeris dimensions and practicality

Across the range, the Aeris measures 3,995mm in length, 1,684mm in width and 1,532mm in height, with a 2,450mm wheelbase. The petrol version offers 419 litres of boot space, which Tata positions as a strong point for the car versus rivals. Fuel tank capacity stands at 35 litres for the petrol version, while the iCNG version retains the same 35-litre petrol tank alongside a 70-litre (water capacity) twin-cylinder CNG setup positioned under the boot floor.

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