Tata Motors has officially launched the Tata Punch 2025, and it’s shaping up to be more than just a minor update. With refreshed styling, new-age features, and a focus on fuel efficiency, the updated Punch aims to appeal to first-time buyers and city commuters alike.
Bold Yet Familiar Design
The overall design of the Tata Punch 2025 remains true to its rugged micro-SUV character, but there are subtle updates. You’ll notice a revised front grille, sleeker headlamps, and updated LED DRLs, giving the car a sharper front profile. New alloy wheel designs and a couple of fresh dual-tone color options have been added to keep things exciting.
Features That Make Daily Driving Easy
Inside, the Punch has taken a big leap in features. The Tata Punch 2025 model now comes with a larger 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system in the higher trims, with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support. A semi-digital instrument cluster, automatic climate control, and a rear camera with dynamic guidelines are some additions that improve the overall driving experience. The cabin materials feel more premium this time around, especially in the top variants.
Strong on Efficiency
One of the biggest talking points is the claimed mileage of up to 35 km/kg for the CNG version, which makes the Punch one of the most fuel-efficient SUVs in India. The 1.2L Revotron petrol engine continues, available in petrol and CNG options, delivering smooth performance and good refinement for urban drives. Both manual and AMT gearboxes are available.
Safety & Build Quality
Tata has retained its focus on safety. The Punch already had a solid 5-star Global NCAP rating, and now features like dual airbags, ABS with EBD, rear parking sensors, and ESP are standard across most variants.
Pricing & Final Verdict
The Tata Punch 2025 is priced between ₹6.20 lakh and ₹9.50 lakh (ex-showroom) depending on the variant and fuel type. With impressive mileage, SUV styling, and improved features, it’s a strong choice for those looking for a compact city-friendly car that doesn’t compromise on practicality or safety.
If you want a compact car with big car feel and low running costs, the Punch continues to hit the sweet spot.
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