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.
• Tata Motors offers the Sierra EV in two options that are front e-drive and rear e-drive, respectively.
• This electric SUV is based on the carmaker’s Acti.ev+ platform, like 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.
• Behind this fascia sits an integrated design layout featuring full-width LED light bars running edge to edge.
• This EV gets bi-LED projector headlamps positioned lower in the bumper for a modern, split-headlight appearance.
• Then, this car boasts 19-inch alloy wheels that get fitted with tubeless tyres.
• At the rear, full-width LED taillamps mirror the front layout and stretch visually across the tailgate.

Tata Sierra EV – Interior

• Inside, the Sierra EV uses a dual-tone grey, white, and tan colour scheme, utilising sustainable recycled plastics and premium soft-touch materials.
• Its front seats are ventilated and six-way powered with memory.
• Comfort features in the car include a panoramic sunroof, a dedicated rear ‘Boss Mode’ and a 12-speaker JBL audio system.
• It gets a 10.25-inch driver cluster that displays all the necessary information the driver needs.
• This car features a 12.3-inch central touchscreen and a dedicated 12.3-inch passenger entertainment screen.
• Other features include Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support and an AR head-up display that projects real-time static and dynamic driving visuals.

Tata Sierra EV – Powertrain

• The Sierra EV is powered by a dual-motor electric setup and a battery pack.
• Buyers can choose between two battery options, being 63kWh and 75kWh.
• The front e-drive option produces a power output of 138bhp and 164Nm of torque.
• On the other hand, the rear e-drive option generates a power output of 231bhp and 340Nm of torque.
• The 65kWh battery delivers an MIDC-certified range of up to 460km and the 75kWh can similarly deliver a range up to 530km.