If you are looking for a new SUV and want a technology-packed vehicle, then the Tata Sierra is worth your attention. This new electric SUV is set to be launched in October 2025, and its ICE version will come in 2026. But the question is, will it be able to beat its main rival Hyundai Creta in terms of tech and features? Let’s know in detail.
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Triple-screen setup
The biggest feature of Tata Sierra will be its floating triple-screen setup. It will include a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system, digital instrument cluster and passenger side screen. On the other hand, Hyundai Creta only has dual 10.25-inch screens. That is, Sierra can be a more attractive option for tech-lovers.
Premium Cabin
Tata Sierra will be equipped with features like ventilated and powered front seats, panoramic sunroof, multi-color ambient lighting, wireless charger, powered tailgate and premium sound system. Creta also has many features, but does not have a feature like powered tailgate.
Safety
In terms of safety, the Tata Sierra will come with features like 6 airbags, 360-degree camera, electronic stability program, hill hold/descent control and level-2 ADAS. Like other Tata cars, it is also expected to get a 5-star rating in the NCAP crash test.
Dual Cabin Layout
According to the concept, the Sierra could be available in both 5-seater bench and 4-seater lounge style cabins. The lounge version will have features like spacious legroom, ottoman function, rear seat entertainment screen and foldable tray tables. Such luxuries are not available in the Creta.
QWD/AWD drivetrain
The Tata Sierra EV will share the powertrain of the Harrier EV and may also offer QWD/AWD options. This feature is not available in the Creta, making the Sierra a better choice for off-road adventures.
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Dimensions
The Sierra is expected to be 4,300mm in length, 1,800mm in width and 1,600mm in height, while its wheelbase could be 2,650mm. It will be slightly larger and roomier than the Creta (2,610mm wheelbase).