Our AI verdict
It's a close call

S 1.2 Petrol MT
₹6.98 - ₹7.83 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
More Muscle Under the Hood
The Amaze's 1199cc i-VTEC petrol engine makes 89bhp and 110Nm, noticeably more powerful than the Aeris's 74bhp, 96.5Nm CNG-tuned motor.
Proper Infotainment Setup
The Amaze offers a digital infotainment display with 4 speakers, Bluetooth audio streaming and AUX input, while the Aeris has no infotainment screen, audio system, or Bluetooth at all.
Power Windows All Round
The Amaze gets front and rear power windows with a driver one-touch down feature, whereas the Aeris doesn't offer power windows at all.
AI Match
It's a tie
Performance
Comfort
Luxury & Interior
Technology
Safety
Ownership
Practicality
Value

Smart CNG Manual
₹5.3 - ₹9.75 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Lower Ex-Showroom Price
The Aeris is priced at Rs 6,29,000 versus the Amaze's Rs 6,97,700, giving buyers a meaningful upfront saving.
Far Superior Fuel Efficiency
Running on CNG, the Aeris claims an ARAI figure of 26.49 km/kg, well ahead of the Amaze's 18.6 kmpl petrol mileage.
Triple the Airbag Count
The Aeris comes with 6 airbags (front, side, and curtain) compared to just 2 airbags in the Amaze, a major passive-safety advantage.
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Tata Aeris
For pure commuting economics, the CNG-powered Aeris offers a much lower running cost per km, which matters more than outright power for stop-and-go city driving, though it gives up power windows and touchscreen convenience.
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Why Aeris for you?
Lower running cost
Running on CNG with an ARAI figure of 26.49 km/kg, the Aeris will cost noticeably less per km than the Amaze's petrol-only 18.6 kmpl, a big win for daily commuting budgets.
Cheaper to buy
At Rs 6.29 lakh ex-showroom versus Rs 6.98 lakh for the Amaze, the Aeris frees up budget that a commuter can redirect towards fuel or maintenance.
6 airbags as standard
For a daily commuter navigating dense traffic, the Aeris's 6-airbag safety package offers extra peace of mind over the Amaze's 2-airbag setup.
Find out how the Honda Amaze 2nd Gen and Tata Aeris stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Amaze leads in power, cabin tech and comfort features, while the Aeris counters with superior passive safety (6 airbags) and fuel efficiency, reflecting two different buyer priorities: driving experience versus running cost and crash protection.
More Muscle Under the Hood
The Amaze's 1199cc i-VTEC petrol engine makes 89bhp and 110Nm, noticeably more powerful than the Aeris's 74bhp, 96.5Nm CNG-tuned motor.
Proper Infotainment Setup
The Amaze offers a digital infotainment display with 4 speakers, Bluetooth audio streaming and AUX input, while the Aeris has no infotainment screen, audio system, or Bluetooth at all.
Lower Ex-Showroom Price
The Aeris is priced at Rs 6,29,000 versus the Amaze's Rs 6,97,700, giving buyers a meaningful upfront saving.
Far Superior Fuel Efficiency
Running on CNG, the Aeris claims an ARAI figure of 26.49 km/kg, well ahead of the Amaze's 18.6 kmpl petrol mileage.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, features and efficiency.

More Muscle Under the Hood
The Amaze's 1199cc i-VTEC petrol engine makes 89bhp and 110Nm, noticeably more powerful than the Aeris's 74bhp, 96.5Nm CNG-tuned motor.
Proper Infotainment Setup
The Amaze offers a digital infotainment display with 4 speakers, Bluetooth audio streaming and AUX input, while the Aeris has no infotainment screen, audio system, or Bluetooth at all.
Power Windows All Round
The Amaze gets front and rear power windows with a driver one-touch down feature, whereas the Aeris doesn't offer power windows at all.
Electric Tailgate Release & Boot Space
The Amaze provides an electric tailgate release and a specified 420-litre boot, versus the Aeris's manual internal boot opener with key.
Longer Warranty Coverage
Honda backs the Amaze with a 3-year, unlimited kilometre warranty, beating the Aeris's 3-year/100,000km coverage for high-mileage owners.
Strengths for those who prioritise value, efficiency and safety.

Lower Ex-Showroom Price
The Aeris is priced at Rs 6,29,000 versus the Amaze's Rs 6,97,700, giving buyers a meaningful upfront saving.
Far Superior Fuel Efficiency
Running on CNG, the Aeris claims an ARAI figure of 26.49 km/kg, well ahead of the Amaze's 18.6 kmpl petrol mileage.
Triple the Airbag Count
The Aeris comes with 6 airbags (front, side, and curtain) compared to just 2 airbags in the Amaze, a major passive-safety advantage.
Wireless Smartphone Mirroring
The Aeris supports wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay for smart connectivity, a feature absent on the Amaze entirely.
CNG-Specific Safety Nets
The Aeris adds CNG leak detection and thermal incident protection, safety systems the petrol-only Amaze simply doesn't need or have.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.