Tata Altroz vs Fiat 1100

The Tata Altroz Racer, as the name suggests, is a racier version of the standard hatchback with a more powerful engine, cosmetic changes, and additional features. Here is our first drive review of it.

The idea of a convertible is indeed appealing and desirable. You, me, we have always wanted to see one, be in one and drive one. But you need to be more than a blue-blooded enthusiast to want to endure the process of making one. One man, his dream, a dedicated team, endless patience and nine months later something old and rusted was turned into something original and beautiful and the result is now there for the world to see. The SB1100.

This is the new CNG variant of the Tata Altroz. It joins the CNG portfolio of the carmaker, alongside the Tiago and Tigor. Its prime competitors are the Maruti Suzuki Baleno and the Toyota Glanza which are also offered in CNG versions but fewer variants; the Altroz CNG can be had in as many as six variants. Does this and the new segment-first features make it any good? We find out in this review.