Tata Curvv: Interior, Price, Launch Date, And More!

Posted on: Oct 31, 2023 | 3 mins | Written by: HDFC ERGO Team

Tata Curvv: Interior, Price, Launch Date, And More!

Safari and Harrier were Tata's recent launches, and now Tata has shifted its focus to the C-SUV segment. The segment is considered among the most lucrative in India, as all car makers except Mahindra, Jeep, and Tata have launched cars in the segment. Tata wants to enter the C-SUV segment with its latest offering called theTata Curvv. You will findTata Curvvin both ICE and electric power trains. While the exact specs are yet to be revealed, we can expect the Tata Curvv to sport a 50kWh or maybe a 60kWh battery pack. It can have a 400km real-world range with better aerodynamics. The motor will be light and more efficient.

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Tata Curvv Design

Tata Curvvwill have a coupe SUV design, which can be compared to the BMW S5 with a Sportback-type rear end, which is now the norm in most model lineups of most manufacturers. The coupe SUV body style will be the only one in India.

The car will come with the front with LED DRLs running across the width until its ORVMs. The Tata EV Curvv will not have a grille. However, the ICE version will have a chequered grill. Both concepts have many cuts and creases and a sharp design language. We will have inverted L-shaped LED taillamps at the back that run through the entire tailgate's length.

Tata Curvv Platform

Tata Curvvwill be based on the Tata Motors X1 platform, the one on which the Tata Nexon is based. Tata Nexon has its lineage coming from the Indica Vista. The X1 platform was re-engineered to be the Gen 2 architecture. It has a Bharat NCAP norm-compliant architecture. The platform on which theTata Curvvhas been made is different. However, it has been stretched. The Curvv wheelbase is different from the Nexon as well. While the Nexon has a 2498mm wheelbase, the Curve will sport a 2600mm wheelbase. The length will be around 4.3 metres.

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Tata Curvv Interior

Tata Curvvhas a practical yet simple approach to the interior. It will have a floating infotainment system with a simple dashboard. It will also have adigital instrument cluster and a two-spoke steering wheel. You will find media controls on the steering wheel along with an illuminated Tata logo, just like you see on the Nexon. You will also find touch-sensitive HVAC controls just like you see in the Nexon. TheTata Curvvwill also have a powered tailgate and a panoramic sunroof.

Tata Curvv Powertrains

Tata Curvvwill have an EV version, which will launch with a petrol engine first. It will have a direct-engine turbo-petrol engine, which was introduced at the Auto Expo. It will have a 1.2-litre engine and a 1.5-litre engine. Tata Motors Product Line VP Mohan Savarkar mentioned thatTata Curvvis going to be the first vehicle which will have a 1.2 GDI. The 1.2-litre TGDI version will have 125bhp and two torque tunes: 190Nm and 223Nm. Tata Curve's sportier version will have a 225Nm engine. Tata Curvv will also have a diesel engine variant, which will be BS6 RDE emission norm-compliant. The ICE power train will have a 1.5-litre turbo petrol engine with 168bhp and 280 Nm of torque. It will probably have a DCA gearbox with a manual option.

Tata Curvv Price

We can expect the newTata Curvvto be priced at around Rs. 10.5 lacs.

When will it be launched?

Tata has confirmed that the Curvv will be launched in April 2024. The EV variant will launch first, and the ICE Curvv will launch a couple of months later.

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Conclusion

We can expect the Tata Curvv to be a fan-favourite in the segment. It is not priced too high nor too low and is expected to be packed with features. We can expect the car to be aerodynamically sound, covering 400 km in one go. Many people said it looked like the Indian Urus when they first saw it. Now that you have some information about it, you can consider whether you want to buy it and in which variant. Until next time!

Disclaimer: The above information is for illustrative purposes only. For more details, please refer to the policy wordings and prospectus before concluding the sales.

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