Tata Azura 1918 Price 2026 — ₹24 Lakh, 170 HP, 6-Speed & Complete Review

June 2026 Rajiv Sah 6 min read
Tata Azura 1918 Showroom Walkthrough - Josh Riders

The Tata Azura 1918 price is ₹24 lakh ex-showroom (2026). This is Tata's upgraded 19-tonne heavy truck — now packing a 170 HP engine, 6-speed gearbox, LED headlamps, and the premium "Azura" branding. It replaces the older Tata 1916 with more power, better fuel efficiency, and a modern cabin. Below we cover the full on-road cost, specifications, payload, mileage, and what exactly changed from the 1916.

We visited SGS Tata Motors showroom in Meerut for a complete walkthrough of the Azura 1918 — inside and out — along with our honest assessment of what Tata got right and where it still needs improvement.

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Tata Azura 1918 Price

Ex-Showroom Price (Meerut)~₹24 Lakh
Body Type22 Feet Open Body
CabinAC + Sleeper
Approximate Ex-Showroom₹24 Lakh

This is the Meerut ex-showroom price. Prices vary slightly by city, time, and ongoing festival discounts. The on-road price will be higher after RTO, insurance, and other charges are added. Contact your local Tata dealer for exact current pricing.

Key Specifications

Engine3.6 Litre Diesel
Power170 HP (up from 160 HP)
Gearbox6-Speed (up from 5-speed)
GVW18,500 kg
Payload12,500 kg
Body Length22 Feet
Body Width7.6 Feet
Tyres10R20 (Bridgestone)
Diesel Tank245 Litres
Urea (AdBlue) Tank25 Litres
Mileage6.1 KMPL (meter reading)
Suspension (Front)5 Leaf Springs
Suspension (Rear)5 Leaf Springs
Warranty4 Years / 4 Lakh Km
Service Interval80,000 Km

💡 Mileage Note: The demo truck at the showroom showed 6.1 KMPL on the instrument cluster after running 2,373 km. This is an excellent figure for a truck of this size and will likely settle around 5.5-6 KMPL in real-world loaded conditions.

What Changed from Tata 1916 to 1918?

The Azura 1918 is not just a facelift — there are meaningful mechanical and cosmetic upgrades:

FeatureOld 1916New 1918 Azura
Power160 HP170 HP ⬆️
Gearbox5-Speed6-Speed ⬆️
HeadlightsStandardLED ⬆️
BrandingTata 1916Tata Azura 1918 ⬆️
Front GrilleOld designNew modern design ⬆️
Reverse SensorsNot standard4 Sensors ⬆️
SteeringBasicTilt & Telescopic ⬆️

The 6-speed gearbox is perhaps the most significant upgrade for drivers doing long-haul routes. The extra gear provides better cruising RPM on highways, resulting in lower fuel consumption and less engine strain at highway speeds.

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Cabin & Interior Features

The Tata Azura 1918 comes with a well-equipped AC sleeper cabin:

The cabin is designed for long-haul comfort. The sleeper area behind the seats gives enough room for a driver to rest during overnight halts. Two people can travel comfortably in the front seats with plenty of legroom.

Low Maintenance — A Key Selling Point

According to the dealer (Ankur Rana from SGS Tata Motors), the Azura 1918 has significantly lower maintenance costs compared to competition. Some highlights:

Pros & Cons

✅ Pros

  • 170 HP — good power upgrade from 160
  • 6-speed gearbox for better highway cruising
  • 6.1 KMPL mileage (excellent for this size)
  • 12,500 kg payload — competitive
  • LED headlights at lower cost
  • AC + Sleeper cabin
  • 4 reverse sensors
  • 80,000 km service interval
  • 4 year / 4 lakh km warranty
  • Tilt & telescopic steering
  • Fresh modern design (Azura branding)

❌ Cons

  • Diesel tank only 245L (should be 350-400L)
  • Sun visors feel small
  • New model — long-term reliability unproven
  • Price ~₹24L — premium segment

The biggest drawback highlighted in our review is the 245-litre diesel tank. For a 22-foot truck that's meant for long-haul operations, this is inadequate. Competitors offer 350-400 litre tanks. Drivers will need to refuel more frequently, which adds time and inconvenience on long routes. We hope Tata addresses this in future variants.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of Tata Azura 1918?

The ex-showroom price is approximately ₹24 lakh (Meerut, 2026). Prices may vary by city and dealer. On-road price will be higher after RTO, insurance, and other charges.

What is the difference between Tata 1916 and 1918?

The 1918 has 170 HP (vs 160 HP), 6-speed gearbox (vs 5-speed), LED headlights, new Azura branding, redesigned front grille, 4 reverse sensors, and tilt & telescopic steering.

What is the payload of Tata Azura 1918?

The payload capacity is 12,500 kg with a GVW of 18,500 kg.

What mileage does Tata Azura 1918 give?

The demo truck showed 6.1 KMPL on the instrument cluster. Real-world mileage under full load should be around 5.5-6 KMPL.

What is the diesel tank capacity?

The diesel tank is 245 litres and urea tank is 25 litres. The diesel tank capacity is on the lower side for a 22-foot long-haul truck.

What is the warranty on Tata Azura 1918?

The warranty covers 4 years or 4 lakh km, whichever comes first. Service interval is 80,000 km.

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Written by Rajiv Sah

Founder, OnRoadCost & Josh Riders | info@onroadcost.com