Tata Aeris vs Hyundai Aura compared — Dimensions, boot space and more
- 1Both cars share a 3,995mm length and a 2,450mm wheelbase
- 2Aeris is wider (1,684mm vs 1,680mm) and taller (1,532mm vs 1,520mm) than the Aura
- 3Boot space is 419 litres on the Aeris against 402 litres on the Aura
The Tata Aeris and the Hyundai Aura are direct rivals in the sub-4-metre sedan space. On paper they are very close in size, so the differences show up in smaller details such as boot volume, engine output and tank sizes. Here is a side-by-side comparison of the two.
Tata Aeris vs Hyundai Aura dimensions comparison
The Tata Aeris and Hyundai Aura have the same overall length and wheelbase, but the Aeris is slightly wider and taller. The Aeris measures 3,995mm in length, the same as the Aura, while its 1,684mm width is 4mm more than the Aura's 1,680mm. The Aeris is also 12mm taller, measuring 1,532mm compared with the Aura's 1,520mm.
Both cars have the same 2,450mm wheelbase, so there is no difference in this area. Overall, the Aeris is wider and taller, while both sedans have the same length and wheelbase.
Tata Aeris vs Hyundai Aura boot space
The Tata Aeris offers 419 litres of boot space. The Aura offers 402 litres. That is a 17-litre advantage for the Tata, which is a modest but useful gap for buyers who carry luggage regularly.
Tata Aeris vs Hyundai Aura engine specifications
| Engine | Tata Aeris | Hyundai Aura |
|---|---|---|
| Petrol power | 86 PS | 83 PS |
| Petrol torque | 113 Nm | 113.8 Nm |
| CNG power | 75.5 PS | 69 PS |
| CNG torque | 96.5 Nm | 95.2 Nm |
The Tata Aeris uses a 1.2-litre Revotron petrol engine that makes 86PS and 113Nm. The Hyundai Aura's 1.2-litre Kappa dual VTVT petrol engine makes 83PS and 113.8Nm. So the Aeris has slightly more power, while the Aura has marginally more torque. Both cars offer a CNG version.
The 2026 Aeris makes 75.5PS and 96.5Nm in CNG mode. The Aura makes 69PS and 95.2Nm. Both are sold with a 5-speed manual, and the petrol versions of both are also offered with an AMT.
Tata Aeris vs Hyundai Aura fuel tank capacity
The Hyundai Aura has a 37-litre petrol tank against the Aeris's 35 litres. In CNG form, both keep their petrol tank as a backup. The Aeris has a 70-litre (water capacity) CNG tank, while the Aura's is rated at 65 litres.
Tata Aeris vs Hyundai Aura wheel sizes
The new Tata Aeris runs 175/65 R14 steel wheels on Smart and Pure petrol variants, and 175/60 R15 alloys on Pure+, Creative and Accomplished. Its CNG versions use 175/65 R14 steel wheels. The Aura uses 165/70 R14 steel wheels on the E variant and 175/60 R15 dual-tone styled steel wheels on the S variant. Its top SX, SX+ and SX(O) variants get 175/60 R15 diamond-cut alloys.
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