Tata Tigor iCNG: Your Pocket Friendly Car

With fuel prices at an all-time high, and running costs of cars are rising exponentially. Enter Tata Tigor iCNG. The alternative to EVs with a go green impact where Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) powers cars.  At first glance, you wouldn’t have the foggiest about the car being a petrol/CNG hybrid. The only hint is the small badge on the boot. Being offered only in the higher XZ and XZ+ variants of the Tigor range, you can expect the same level of equipment as its petrol-powered model. Features such as LED DRLs and projector headlamps, 7-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, rear parking camera, and the option of a dual-tone roof are all offered with the Tigor iCNG. Boot space is at a premium in the Tigor iCNG. With a 60-litre CNG tank, the 419-litre boot of the Tigor drops to 205 litres. But the elevated mounting of the tank means that it leaves some room underneath, and grants easy access to the spare wheel. The added weight of the tank marginally decreases the ground clearance by 5 mm. Furthermore, a fire extinguisher is placed under the front passenger seat. Even though the seat sits on rails, it is bolted