Bold SUV Style
The new Osprey combines a raised hood, sleek lamps and a dynamic stance for an aggressive SUV look. Its signature X factor has evolved with a futuristic design.
Tata
2026 price & specs · SUV
Recommended retail price including VAT
The 2026 Tata Osprey is a suv sold in South Africa in 4 versions, priced from R 249 900 to R 329 900. It runs on petrol with 88 kW of power. The most economical version uses a claimed 6.3 l/100 km. You can get it with manual or automatic transmission.
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| Gearbox | Fuel | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.2T Smart+ | Manual | Petrol | 88 kW | 6.4 l/100 km | R 249 900 |
| 1.2T Smart+ DCA | Automatic | Petrol | 88 kW | 6.3 l/100 km | R 279 900 |
| 1.2T Creative DCA | Automatic | Petrol | 88 kW | 6.3 l/100 km | R 309 900 |
| 1.2T Creative+ PS DCA | Automatic | Petrol | 88 kW | 6.3 l/100 km | R 329 900 |
Highlights
The new Osprey combines a raised hood, sleek lamps and a dynamic stance for an aggressive SUV look. Its signature X factor has evolved with a futuristic design.
An electric panoramic sunroof brings the freedom of open skies into the comfort of the Osprey’s SUV cabin.
With 208 mm of ground clearance, the Osprey is designed to take on the road when adventure calls.
Good to know
The Tata Osprey costs from R 249 900 to R 329 900 including VAT, depending on the version.
The Tata Osprey 1.2T Smart+ at R 249 900.
Yes. It comes with a manual or automatic gearbox; the cheapest automatic is the 1.2T Smart+ DCA at R 279 900.
The most economical version, the 1.2T Smart+ DCA, has a claimed fuel consumption of 6.3 l/100 km.
The 1.2T Smart+, with 88 kW and 170 Nm.
The manufacturer warranty is 5 years / 125 000 km, whichever comes first.