All-New Tata Sierra SUV Officially Unveiled; Launch Later This Month
- All-new Tata Sierra SUV has been unveiled
- Price and specifications will be announced at the time of the launch
- The new Sierra will be launched on November 25
The Tata Sierra nameplate has officially been revived with the introduction of an all-new SUV. The new-gen Tata Sierra is finally here, however, the prices and other specifications will be announced later this month, on November 25. Today, the carmaker only revealed the production-spec internal combustion engine (ICE) version of the Sierra; however, there will be an electric version of the SUV as well, which will come at a later date.
Also Read: New Tata Sierra India Launch On November 25
The company first previewed the new Tata Sierra back at the 2020 Auto Expo as an EV concept. A near-production version of the electric SUV made a public debut at the 2023 Auto Expo, while the internal combustion engine (ICE) version of the Sierra was showcased earlier this year at the 2025 Bharat Mobility Expo. And now, we finally have the final production model.
The new Tata Sierra gets a boxy silhouette with deep character lines and connected DRLs
Visually, the SUV is identical to the model we saw at Bharat Mobility Expo. You get a boxy silhouette with deep character lines, a straight bonnet, and a flat face featuring sleep-connected LED DRLs, sharp headlights, and a black grille. The vehicle features sharp intake cutouts, a honeycomb-pattern lower grille, and faux silver skid plates. You still get glossy black cladding on the sides, underbody and wheel arches, but the alloys are different compared to the pre-production model, and 19-inch in size.
Also Read: New Tata Sierra World Premiere: What To Expect
Tata has used flush glazing and glossy black treatment for the sills and C-pillar to create the impression of extensive rear glass
However, the big highlight is the glasshouse, which pays homage to the original Sierra’s rear three-quarter glass. Tata made use of large windows with flush glazing and glossy black treatment for the sills and C-pillar to create the impression of extensive rear glass. You also get a tinted panoramic sunroof that completes the design, and flush-fitted door handles with the Sierra, like the Curvv range.
At the rear, you get connected LED taillamps, a high-mounted spoiler with integrated stop lamp, a beefy rear bumper and silver faux skid plates. The tailgate comes with sculpted lines that give it a Range Rover-esque look. You will also find the Sierra badging on all 4 sides with larger lettering below the front connected lights and the tailgate, while smaller 3D badges have been added to both the front doors.
The main attraction is the ‘TheaterPro’ triple-screen layout of the dashboard
As expected, the cabin of the new Sierra is designed to impress the modern car buyer, and the main attraction is the ‘TheaterPro’ triple-screen layout of the dashboard. This includes a digital driver display, a large central infotainment unit, and an additional co-driver screen. The four-spoke multi-functional steering wheel from Harrier EV has been retained, and yes, it gets the illuminated Tata logo as well. The touch-sensitive backlit controls are on offer, and a new dual-tone grey and black interior theme.
The Sierra will also get one of the largest panoramic sunroofs in the segment
In terms of tech and creature comforts, Tata will be offering wireless Android Auto & Apple CarPlay, automatic climate control, ventilated front seats, and a surround sound system from JBL with Dolby Atmos. Tata is also offering a panoramic sunroof with voice command function and iRA connected car tech. The new Sierra is also likely to come with a host of standard safety features like – 6 airbags, ABS with EBD, ISOFIX, ESC, and Vehicle Stability Management, among more. And yes, Level 2 ADAS is also part of the package in the top-spec model.
As for powertrain options, unlike the Harrier & Safari, we expect the Sierra to get the option for both petrol and diesel engines. Tata’s Hyperion 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine, and the 2.0-litre turbo diesel. Both manual and automatic transmission options are expected to be available.
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