Altigreen neEV High Deck vs Mahindra Jeeto vs Tata Ace Flex Fuel vs Tata Ace Pro vs Tata Ace Pro 1800/Petrol vs Tata Ace Pro Bi-Fuel: Price & Specs Comparison

By TruckOnWheels Editorial Team · Last updated 6 Jul 2026

Altigreen neEV High Deck leads on mileage at 151 km/l.

	Altigreen neEV High Deck ₹4.10 Lakh	Mahindra Jeeto ₹4.46 Lakh - ₹5.27 Lakh	Tata Ace Flex Fuel ₹5.51 Lakh	Tata Ace Pro ₹3.99 Lakh	Tata Ace Pro 1800/Petrol ₹3.99 Lakh	Tata Ace Pro Bi-Fuel ₹4.99 Lakh
Price	₹4.10 Lakh	₹4.46 Lakh - ₹5.27 Lakh	₹5.51 Lakh	₹3.99 Lakh	₹3.99 Lakh	₹4.99 Lakh
Body Type	Mini Trucks	Mini Trucks	Mini Trucks	Mini Trucks	Mini Trucks	Mini Trucks
Engine	NA	625 cc	694	694	694	694
Power	11 hp	17.3 kW	NA	22 kW	22 kW	19 kW
Max Torque	45 Nm Nm	48 Nm Nm	NA Nm	55 Nm Nm	55 Nm Nm	51 Nm Nm
Mileage	151	21.2 kmpl	20-22	14 kmpl	14 kmpl	21 kmpl
Gross Vehicle Weight	950 kg	1450 kg	1740 kg	1460 kg	1460 kg	1535 kg
Payload	550 Kgs	715 Kgs	NA	750 Kgs	750 Kgs	750 Kgs
No. of Tyres	3	4	4	4	4	4
Fuel Type	Electric	Petrol	Petrol	Petrol	Petrol	CNG
Gear Box	No	4 Forward + 1 Reverse	5-Speed	TA-59 with drive shafts	TA-59 with drive shafts	TA-59 with drive shafts
Chassis Type	Chassis with Cabin	Chassis with Cabin	Chassis with Cabin	Chassis with Cabin	Chassis with Cabin	Chassis with Cabin

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Review

Pros & Cons

Altigreen neEV High Deck

Pros

Clearly communicates an environmental and sustainable focus through 'Altigreen'
The 'Alti' prefix suggests advanced or high-level technology
Incorporates the meaningful Hindi word 'Neev' which signifies a strong foundation or base

Cons

The name is quite long, which can make it cumbersome to recall or pronounce quickly
Its multi-component structure might reduce its impact compared to a more concise name
'Altigreen' might be perceived as a somewhat generic eco-related term in a crowded EV market

Mahindra Jeeto

Pros

Diesel mileage of 32 km/l is among the highest certified figures in the sub-1-tonne SCV segment.
815 kg payload on the Strong Diesel means fewer trips daily versus most competitors at this price point.
Segment-first electric vacuum pump-assisted braking reduces driver effort and shortens stopping distance under load.

Cons

The petrol variant's 21.2 km/l mileage makes it the costliest Jeeto to run daily.
Non-power-assisted steering becomes noticeably heavy during loaded reverse manoeuvres in tight spaces
The 10.5-litre fuel tank requires a refuelling stop roughly every 300 km, not well-suited for routes beyond that radius.

Tata Ace Flex Fuel

Pros

The Tata Ace Flex Fuel variant offers future-proof compatibility with E20 blended petrol, potentially reducing running costs significantly compared to traditional petrol, while the established CNG and Diesel options provide diverse, economical choices for varying operational needs.
With a robust chassis, the Tata Ace Gold variants boast a class-leading payload capacity of up to 750 kg (for Diesel/Petrol) and 640 kg (for CNG), allowing operators to transport more goods per trip and maximize profitability.
Across its range, the Tata Ace micro-truck delivers impressive mileage, with the Diesel variant offering around 22 km/l and the CNG model achieving an ARAI-certified up to 35 km/kg, ensuring substantial savings on operational expenses.

Cons

While adequate for urban logistics, the relatively modest power output (e.g., 20 HP for Diesel, 30 HP for Petrol) of the Tata Ace variants can feel underpowered on steep inclines or when carrying its maximum payload over long distances, potentially impacting journey times.
The cabin, while functional and offering decent space for its class, is quite basic in terms of comfort and modern features, lacking amenities like air conditioning (in base models), advanced infotainment, or ergonomic refinements that some competitors might offer, especially during long hours of operation.
While the Tata Ace Flex Fuel is future-ready for E20, the widespread availability of E20 blended petrol across all regions of India is still developing, which might limit the immediate cost-saving benefits for operators in certain areas.

Tata Ace Pro

Pros

Leverages the strong brand equity and trust associated with Tata
Connects directly to the highly successful and recognizable Tata Ace lineage
Clearly communicates an enhanced, professional-grade version of the vehicle

Cons

May set very high expectations for significant upgrades and new features
Could be perceived as a somewhat generic suffix for an upgraded model
Potential for confusion with other existing Tata Ace variants in the market

Tata Ace Pro 1800/Petrol

Pros

Lower initial purchase price compared to diesel variants
Smoother and quieter engine operation enhances driver comfort
Well suited for urban driving and frequent stop and go traffic

Cons

Higher running costs due to petrol's price per liter and lower fuel efficiency
Lower fuel economy compared to a diesel powered light commercial vehicle
Reduced low end torque making it less capable for very heavy loads or steep inclines

Tata Ace Pro Bi-Fuel

Pros

Strong brand recognition from the Tata name
Leverages the established and trusted Ace model line
The Pro suffix suggests enhanced features or performance improvements

Cons

The name is somewhat long and can be cumbersome to say or remember
Pro might inadvertently suggest a higher price point which could deter budget conscious buyers
Potential for confusion with other Ace variants without clear differentiation in marketing

Which to buy

Which One Fits Your Use Case?

Mahindra Jeeto

Best for:

Last-mile delivery
Small business Logistics

Tata Ace Flex Fuel

Best for:

Small business logistics
Last-mile delivery

Tata Ace Pro

Best for:

Small business Logistics
Last-mile delivery

Tata Ace Pro 1800/Petrol

Best for:

Last-mile delivery
Small business Logistics

Tata Ace Pro Bi-Fuel

Best for:

Last-mile delivery
Small business Logistics

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Which has better mileage, Altigreen neEV High Deck vs Mahindra Jeeto vs Tata Ace Flex Fuel vs Tata Ace Pro vs Tata Ace Pro 1800/Petrol vs Tata Ace Pro Bi-Fuel?

Altigreen neEV High Deck has the better mileage at 151 km/l.

What is the expected Altigreen Neev High Deck truck price in India?

The truck price in India for the Altigreen Neev High Deck is highly competitive, reflecting its advanced electric technology and robust build. For the most current pricing, please contact our sales team or request a quote directly from TruckOnWheels.

What is the Mahindra Jeeto on-road price in 2026?

The Mahindra Jeeto on-road price ranges from approximately ₹4.50 Lakh to ₹6.20 Lakh depending on variant, fuel type, and city. Ex-showroom prices start at ₹4.07 Lakh for the Jeeto Plus Petrol and reach ₹5.62 Lakh for the Jeeto Strong CNG.

What is the estimated ex-showroom price of the Tata Ace Flex Fuel in India?

The estimated ex-showroom price of the Tata Ace Flex Fuel generally starts from around ₹5.00 Lakhs to ₹5.50 Lakhs. This price may vary slightly based on the specific variant and regional taxes.

What is the approximate on-road price of the Tata Ace Pro in major Indian cities?

The on-road price of the Tata Ace Pro varies by city and variant, but generally ranges from Rs 5.5 lakh to Rs 6.5 lakh, inclusive of taxes and registration.