Tata Aeris vs Maruti Suzuki Dzire dimensions, boot space and more compared
- 1Both the Aeris and Dzire share an identical 3,995mm length and 2,450mm wheelbase
- 2Aeris offers 419 litres of boot space, well ahead of the Dzire's 382 litres
- 3Dzire is wider at 1,735mm against the Aeris's 1,684mm
The Tata Aeris and Maruti Suzuki Dzire compete in India's sub-4-metre sedan segment. But how do they differ beyond their prices? Both have the same overall length and wheelbase, but their dimensions, space utilisation and engine specifications are different. Here's a side-by-side comparison of the Tata Aeris and Maruti Suzuki Dzire.
Tata Aeris vs Maruti Dzire dimensions — Length, width, height and wheelbase
Both cars measure an identical 3,995mm in length and share the same 2,450mm wheelbase, which is typical for this segment since manufacturers tend to maximise length right up to the sub-4-metre limit. The Dzire is noticeably wider at 1,735mm against the Aeris's 1,684mm, a difference of 51mm that could translate to marginally more shoulder room inside. The Aeris, on the other hand, is taller at 1,532mm compared to the Dzire's 1,525mm.
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Tata Aeris vs Maruti Dzire boot space
This is where the Aeris pulls ahead by a clear margin. It offers 419 litres of boot space against the Dzire's 382 litres, a difference of 37 litres that could matter for buyers who regularly carry luggage or use the car for longer trips. For a segment where boot space is often a deciding factor, this is a genuine point in the Aeris's favour.
Tata Aeris vs Maruti Dzire engine specifications
The Dzire's 1.2-litre Z12E petrol engine with idle start-stop produces 82.93 PS and 112.4 Nm of torque, while the Aeris's 1.2-litre Revotron unit makes 86 PS and 113 Nm. Both cars also offer CNG versions: the Dzire's CNG variant makes 69.75 PS and 101.8 Nm, while the Aeris's CNG version produces 75.5 PS and 96.5 Nm. Overall, the Aeris leads on petrol power and torque by a small margin and makes more CNG power, while the Dzire has the higher CNG torque figure.
| Engine | Tata Aeris | Maruti Suzuki Dzire |
|---|---|---|
| Petrol power | 86 PS | 82.93 PS |
| Petrol torque | 113 Nm | 112.4 Nm |
| CNG power | 75.5 PS | 69.75 PS |
| CNG torque | 96.5 Nm | 101.8 Nm |
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Tata Aeris vs Maruti Dzire — Fuel tank capacity
The Dzire carries a larger 37-litre petrol tank compared to the Aeris's 35-litre unit. On the CNG side, the Dzire's tank is rated at 55 litres of water capacity, notably smaller than the Aeris's 70-litre CNG tank, which should give the Tata a longer CNG-only driving range on paper.
Tata Aeris vs Maruti Dzire wheel sizes
Both cars follow a similar pattern of steel wheels on the base variants and alloys higher up the range. The Aeris runs on 175/65 R14 steel wheels on its Smart and Pure trims, moving to 175/60 R15 alloys on Pure+, Creative and Accomplished, while the CNG versions across all variants use 175/65 R14 steel wheels. The Dzire, meanwhile, uses 165/80 R14 steel wheels on its lower variants and steps up to 185/65 R15 alloys on the higher trims.
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