The right home chargerfor the Tata Tigor EV (pre-2023).
The Tata Tigor EV (pre-2023) takes up to 3.6 kW from a home charger. Dash 2.0 (7.5 kW) on a normal single-phase connection fills its 26 kWh battery in about 7.2 hours. A bigger charger will not charge it faster.
- Battery
- 26 kWh
- Fastest home charging
- 3.6 kW
- Range
- 306 km
- Supply for full speed
- Single phase
- A full charge costs about
- ₹208 at ₹8 a unit
Dash 2.0, 7.5 kW portable charger
Charges the Tata Tigor EV (pre-2023) at its full 3.6 kW. Smart display, app control and a carry bag.
How long each charger takes
Charge it at its full 3.6 kW
Empty to full; a shorter bar is faster. Indicative figures: the car's own charging limit varies by variant and model year, so check your owner's manual before you order.
What your home needs
A single-phase connection
The usual home connection is enough for the Tata Tigor EV (pre-2023). Three phase is not needed.
Enough sanctioned load
Your electricity bill shows it. The charger needs room for its own power on top of what the house already uses.
A fixed parking spot
A wall charger goes on the nearest wall and a portable one needs a socket within reach. How installation works
Questions Tata Tigor EV (pre-2023) owners ask
Will a bigger charger charge my Tata Tigor EV (pre-2023) faster?
No. The car sets the top speed, and the Tata Tigor EV (pre-2023) takes up to 3.6 kW from a home charger. A larger charger works, but it charges the car at the car's own limit.
Can I charge the Tata Tigor EV (pre-2023) from a normal 16 A socket?
Yes, with a 3.6 kW portable charger. It is the slowest way to charge, so it suits overnight top-ups and travel.
Wall charger or portable?
At the same power both charge the Tata Tigor EV (pre-2023) at the same speed. A wall charger stays fixed at your parking spot; a portable one plugs into a socket and travels with the car. Read the guide