Tata Curvv Petrol And EV – If the Tata Curvv 2025 stands on one side, it will be carving a new niche for itself in the Indian market. With its coupe-style external body design, the target users are youth and family folks, along with EV buyers. It sits between the Nexon and the Harrier, and this Tata seems like a presence-somewhat aspirational SUV.
Design Exteriors
The design, for me, is something; the slope is so cut and dramatic for an SUV. The exterior is very modern and forward-looking because of the connected LED DRLs, sharp-looking headlamps, and huge dynamic alloys activated by the roof. After being put under the new design language of Tata, it has been ribbed with its character to stand out on the road, almost giving a sense of that premium SUV-class vibe.
Petrol And EV Variants
Tata Curvv will come in Petrol and EV versions.
Most probably, the petrol will use the engine of the Nexon-1.2L turbo petrol engine (approx. 125 PS).
The EV could get a battery pack of about 50-55 kWh with possible ARAI range road certification of about 450-500 km, thus lifting this model a step ahead of the Nexon EV.
Highest Modernism Interiors
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Interiors are purely modernist. The dashboard flaunts a big touchscreen with a digital driver display, touch-control ACs, and the best materials.
Top-end features that are almost guaranteed are ADAS, 360º camera, a panoramic sunroof, ventilated seats, and wireless charging.
Safety And Build Quality
The Curvv is engineered to target a 5-star rating. Just some features comprise: 6 airbags, ESC, traction control, and a very strong bodyshell structure. With Tata having high local expectations on safety, expectations from the Curvv are equally high.
Expected Price And Launch Timeline
Launch is expected somewhere in the mid-2025 timeframe for Tata Curvv.
The petrol variant is expected to get a price tag of ₹11 lakh/- to ₹16 lakh/-. The expected pricing for the EV version is between ₹17 lakh/- to ₹22 lakh.
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Will It Overtake The Nexon? The Tata Curvv will design a dividing line between the two as compared to the Nexon, and nifty add-ons will guarantee entrance to a new segment altogether. Further, being offered in petrol and EV, the Curvv should earn many more points in its favour.