Tata Sierra EV

Introduction 

• The Tata Sierra is a modern interpretation of the brand’s iconic Sierra.  

• It is positioned as a premium electric SUV for buyers seeking a blend of nostalgia and modern EV features.  

• This electric SUV is expected to be based on the carmaker’s Acti.ev+ platform as similar as the Harrier’s.  

• Furthermore, it competes with other electric SUVs in the same segment such as the Mahindra BE 6 and Hyundai Creta electric.  

Tata Sierra EV – Exterior 

• The Sierra EV features a closed-off body-coloured grille with a lightbar above.  

• Its lighting setup is expected to include sleek all-LED units.  

• More exterior elements are a sculpted bumper and vertical air inlets.  

• At its side, the electric SUV has retained the iconic silhouette with squared wheel arches and a strong shoulder line. 

• This SUV could possibly come fitted with optional 18- or 19-inch alloy wheels as per variants.  

• On the rear, it comes with a connected LED light bar, upright tailgate, integrated spoiler, and a bumper with skid plate elements. 

Tata Sierra EV – Interior 

• The Sierra EV is expected to offer a spacious and airy cabin with a layered dashboard and premium soft-touch materials. 

• Its cabin design is set to be tech-focused, featuring a large touchscreen infotainment system and a fully digital instrument cluster. 

• Buyers can expect a panoramic sunroof in the electric SUV as well.  

• This car might be offered in both four-seat lounge configuration and a conventional five-seat layout. 

• Adding on, the infotainment screen is expected to support Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. 

• Comfort features may include ventilated seats, wireless charging, multi-zone climate control, and powered front seats. 

Tata Sierra EV – Powertrain 

• The Sierra EV is expected to be powered by a dual-motor or single-motor electric setup depending on the variant. 

• Then, the single motor option may provide a power output up to 220bhp and 350Nm of torque.  

• On the other hand, the dual-motor option may produce a power output up to 320bhp and 500Nm of torque.  

• Battery options might be of a range between 60kWh and 80kWh lithium-ion packs. 

• More information is yet to be confirmed on the electric SUV.