Tata Altroz: Tata Motors recently debuted the Altroz iCNG in the Indian market, along with several exciting features. The Altroz has always been a high-quality and secure hatchback.
Tata Altroz i-CNG is the company’s first vehicle to utilise twin-cylinder technology. This twin-cylinder technology has made an attempt to eliminate the problem of boot space to a large extent.
Among the new features are a voice-activated electric sunroof, a wireless charger, and an in-dash air purifier with an AQI display on the infotainment screen. Along with this, work on the seats has been done.
These features are now officially available on the Tata Altroz’s other engine options. These new features were introduced with the Altroz petrol/diesel around two weeks ago.
Tata Altroz: Most affordable premium hatchback with sunroof
The newly launched Altroz iCNG sports an electronic sunroof as well.
The XM+ S edition of the Altroz now comes with an electronic sunroof and costs Rs 7.9 lakh (ex-showroom). This also makes the Tata Altroz India’s most cheap car with an electric sunroof.
In comparison to the Altroz, the Hyundai i20 only has a sunroof on the top-of-the-line Asta and Asta (O) variants, which start at Rs 9.03 lakh and are much more expensive than the Altroz XM plus.
However, the upcoming Hyundai Exter is also expected to include a sunroof in its highest trims, so it remains to be seen whether Exter can outperform Altroz in terms of pricing and features.
