In order to maintain the optimal fuel efficiency of the Tata Tiago, some of the main checks include monitoring correct tyre pressure and timely engine oil changes. Maintenance for optimal mileage is also associated with comfortable driving conditions. To make sure you have a comfortable ride, periodically clean or replace air filters and make sure the hatchback’s wheels are properly aligned with scheduled servicing.
Driving on rough or uneven roads may increase the vehicle’s fuel consumption because of frequent gear changes, braking and reduction of steady speed cruising. Prolonged travelling on uneven roads may also increase the risk of tyre wear.
Seasonal conditions may affect the Tata Tiago’s fuel economy through changes in temperature and air density. Colder weather may increase engine warm-up time, while hot weather with frequent air conditioning usage puts more load on the vehicle. To reduce the overall impact of weather conditions, drive the hatchback at an optimal speed and slow down on bumps. This driving pattern helps to reduce excessive load on the transmission system.
Maintaining the correct tyre pressure reduces rolling resistance both while moving forward and reversing the vehicle. Besides, proper inflation of tyres can improve fuel economy by a few per cent, along with better handling controls.
Yes, both the petrol and CNG variants of the Tata Tiago are suitable for long-distance travel with a 35-litre fuel tank or 60-litre water capacity. However, the fuel top-up depends on the distance covered for long trips.
Tata Tiago’s automatic and manual transmission variants on the petrol ignition system deliver about 19 kmpl fuel efficiency. On the other hand, you’ll get the difference in CNG variants. Tiago’s CNG manual transmission’s mileage is about 26.49 km/kg, while the automatic transmission is a bit higher with 28.06 km/kg.
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