Front Profile of Curvv Camouflaged
Tata’s Curvv is anticipated to hit the Indian Market in the coming months soon, but now we know what will the engine options available with the SUV. Here are all the details in case you didn’t knew.
| Engine | 1.2 L Turbo Petrol Engine | 1.5 L Diesel Engine |
| Drivetrain | FWD | FWD |
| Power | 123.29 BHP | 113.31 BHP |
| Torque | 225 NM | 260 NM |
| Transmission Options | 6 Speed MT, 7 Speed DCT | 6 Speed MT / AT |
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Tata Curvv is set to launch soon for the Indian Market, and on launch it’ll get two engine options – 1.2 L Direct Injection Turbo Petrol which produces 123.29 BHP and 225 NM of torque and its likely transmission choices would be the 6 Speed Manual, and 7 Speed DCT Gearbox. The second option is the 1.5 L Diesel Engine which is taken from the Nexon, and therefore it’ll have the same 113.31 BHP Power and 260 NM of torque paired to 6 Speed Manual and Automatic Gearbox. There is also an possibility that Tata may also introduce an CNG option for the SUV with Manual and Automatic Gearbox choices.
Now, talking about the design, it draws inspiration from its models like the Nexon and Harrier/Safari as it features a distinctive coupe-like roofline, standing out in a segment dominated by more traditional SUV designs such as the Creta and Seltos. The Curvv showcases thinner connected LED DRLs reminiscent of the Nexon, except its slightly larger. The grille now sports a combination of piano black and body-color finishes, a departure from the fully body-colored finish seen previously.
Moreover, the front bumper hosts new LED headlamps and fog lamp housings reminiscent of the Harrier and Safari. Notably, an additional air vent placed between the grille and license plate housing hints at possible variations between petrol and diesel models of the Curvv. Additionally, the front bumper’s air intake has been enlarged, akin to the Nexon’s design, and now features faux silver skid plates both at the front and rear.
Moving to the sides, the Tata introduces door-mounted wing mirrors and flush door handles, a first for Tata SUVs in this segment. Moving to the rear section, the LED light bar now features a dark tint, while the connected LED tail-lamps showcase production-ready elements. Vertically positioned air inlets on the rear bumper accommodate additional reflectors. The latest reveal of the Curvv SUV confirms several features for the top trims, including a 360 Surround View Camera, connected LED DRLs, vertically split LED headlamps, and 18-inch alloy wheels.
Tata Motors had revealed the dimension of the SUV, and it measures 4308 MM in length, 1810 MM in width, and 1630 MM in height along with a wheelbase of 2560 MM, and a good usable boot space of 422 L. This makes the SUV fall behind its main rivals – Creta, Seltos, Grand Vitara, and Hyryder in dimensions as they’re way more roomier and spacious; but still ahead of the VW Taigun and Skoda Kushaq in the segment.
Lastly, as per reports, Tata will be launching the Curvv SUV ICE version possibly in July or August 2024.
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