Everything We Know About Tata Curvv
We have entered April and three months have already passed by 2024. The year started with the launch of Hyundai Creta facelift and soon we will see launches of Mahindra XUV 3X0 and Altroz Racer. However, the most anticipated car launch is yet to happen. We are talking about the Tata Curvv, an SUV to rival the Hyundai Creta. It will be launched in the next couple of months and is expected to shake the entire segment. Today, we are sharing all the details we know about the Upcoming Tata Curvv.
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Upcoming Tata Curvv – Exterior
In February 2024, Tata Motors showcased a close to production model of the Curvv at 2024 Bharat Mobility Show. Tata being true to their words, the production ready Curvv looks very similar to its concept version. Upfront it gets a similar face to all the recent Tata SUVs including connected LED DRLs and vertically positioned LED headlamps. Whereas the front grille seems inspired from the Harrier facelift. The side profile is something which makes the Curvv unique from other SUVs. Unlike typical SUV design, Curvv gets a coupe-like SUV design with a floating roofline. We are expecting 18-inch alloy wheels with the same design as seen on the concept car. Also, it will be getting Land Rover-like flush door handles. At the rear, Tata Curvv has a unique appearance, thanks to the sloping roofline. We can see a twin spoiler setup along with connected LED tail lamps.
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Interior
Inside, the story remains very similar as we can see resemblance to other Tata SUVs. As seen on the spy shots, Tata Curvv will get a Nexon-like two spoke steering wheel with illuminated Tata logo. We have also spotted a 10.25-inch touchscreen system which could be a base or mid variant as the top end variant is expected to get a 12.3-inch system. Also, the Curvv will get a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster. Finally, Tata Curvv will come equipped with touch based AC controls. Some spy shots also revealed purple themes on the seats, door pads, and dashboard, similar to the Nexon’s purple persona. That said, the entire dashboard layout is expected to be similar to the Neoxn. For the EV version however, expect a brighter interior theme.
In terms of features, expect features like – dual zone climate control, wireless charging pad, wireless Android Auto & Apple CarPlay, panoramic sunroof, head-up display, 45W type-c USB charging, sequential turn indicators, ambient lighting, blind spot monitor and a lot more. The EV version could get EV specific features like V2V and V2L charging.
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Upcoming Tata Curvv – Specifications
Talking about engine specifications, Tata has announced the details only for the diesel variant. It will get Nexon’s 1.2-litre diesel engine that produces 113bhp & 260Nm of torque, mated with AMT and manual gearboxes. The details for the petrol engine is still unknown as Tata has two petrol engines to offer – 1.2-litre TGDi & 1.5-litre TGDi. Among these, we are expecting the new 1.5-litre TGDi to be offered as Tata earlier revealed that new petrol engines will be first offered on Curvv and later on the Harrier. The transmission options could include – manual, AMT and 7-speed DCA. Also, Tata Curvv could get an option for CNG in future. For EV, the Curvv will likely get a battery pack of around 50kWh and a claimed range of around 500-550kms.
Launch & Pricing
Now as Tata Motors have already stated that the Curvv will be first launched in EV avatar and later in petrol/diesel version. Talking about the launch date, the EV version is expected to come by mid of June 2024. Pricing-wise, the Curvv EV could be priced between Rs 18 to Rs 25 lakh (on-road, Mumbai). Whereas the petrol/diesel versions are expected to launch around October 2024. In terms of pricing, the Curvv petrol/diesel could be priced somewhere between Rs 13 to Rs 22 lakh (on-road, Mumbai).
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