Tata Motors is prepared to enter the very demanding mid-size SUV market, which the Hyundai Creta presently rules. The Tata Curvv, which had its India premiere at the lately finished Auto Expo, will serve as the model’s foundation. The manufacturing prototype will have a distinctive designation and be available for sale in 2024. Here, the Maruti Grand Vitara, the Kia Seltos, the Toyota Hyryder, and the future SUV from Honda will also face off against Tata’s upcoming mid SUV.
The Curvv idea is built on Tata’s Generation 2 (also known as Sigma) design, which can accommodate various skeletal types and drivetrains. In essence, Tata’s current technology has been substantially updated to become the Gen 2 platform. It can empower larger batteries and a twin powertrain configuration with an all-wheel propulsion system. The automaker has said that both a gasoline and an electric engine would be offered for the Tata Curvv.
The forthcoming Tata SUV is anticipated to be powered by the company’s new 1.2L turbo petrol powertrain, however definitive details have not yet been released. It is a 3-cylinder engine that produces 125 PS and 225 Nm of torque, according to the manufacturer. The transmission options for the model selection would perhaps include a dual-clutch automatic and a 6-speed conventional. The Tata Curvv electrified SUV might have a 60kWh power supply and have a 500km endurance.