The legendary Tata SUV, the Sierra, is about to make its way into the Indian market. With a complete redesign, Tata Motors will reintroduce the Sierra to the market using a different strategy.
New Tata Sierra: What to Expect
Standing 4.3 meters tall, the new Tata Sierra will be a large SUV. Featuring the recognisable Sierra Badge, this will be Tata’s newest offering. The next Tata Sierra will be an attractive car with a modern design, powerful SUV attitude, upright driving position, and high-end interior.
Futuristic Design:
In order to give the SUV a more aggressive appearance, the exterior is anticipated to have a huge LED bar up front, like those seen on the newest Tata vehicles, along with projectors installed on the bumper and a flat, sharply sculpted bonnet. Tata is likely to adhere to the Simple and Clean Design Language with this next SUV.
In order to maintain a clean and consistent design with the concept presented at the Auto Expo, it is also probable that the Tata logo will be lit. The recognisable Sierra design on the B-pillar, which wraps around to the rear door and quarter panels, is seen in the side profile.
A new set of alloy wheels and a panoramic sunroof will also be added to this. Overall, the design looks sleek and glassy from the back, and the newly designed connected taillamps are something to look forward to.
Premium Interior:
There should be two interior seating configurations available for this SUV: four and five. With a screen set on the front seats for the entertainment of rear passengers and a host of other technologies, the four-seater version will provide a luxury lounge experience with plenty of premium features.
Expect the dashboard to have a sleek, horizontal design with a new touchscreen infotainment system, a 2-spoke steering wheel that includes the Tata logo lighted on it, and a host of new connected functions. Additional ADAS technology is also anticipated.
Customers purchasing Tata’s 4-Seater Lounge Variant will have access to an extensive array of customisation choices, in addition to the five-seater version, which will include standard bucket seats with some adjustments made to provide more room for passengers.
Powerful Drivetrain:
Tata plans to first release the Sierra in pure EV, then an ICE version subsequently. The Sierra Ev will likely have a larger battery pack and a range of 500 to 600 km on a single charge, similar to the conventional model, but it will still have the distinctive EV appearance.
Tata might possibly provide an AWD model with a dual-motor setup to provide buyers with a more potent option. Tata will later introduce additional petrol and diesel engine options for the Sierra ICE Variant; however, the automaker has not yet disclosed the powertrain specifications.
Official Launch:
In 2025, Tata is set to introduce the New Sierra SUV to the Indian market.