With products like Nexon and Punch, Tata Motors has a strong presence in the sub-4-meter UV segment. In the midsize SUV segment, Harrier and Safari have emerged as popular options. Going forward, Tata will be targeting the fast-growing compact SUV segment with Curvv. Spotted once again undergoing rigorous testing on public roads, the latest sighting has revealed an intriguing detail – a new touchscreen infotainment system. Tata Curvv will go up against some of the prettiest SUVs available in the country. Taking cognizance of this fact, Tata Motors has chosen a distinct, coupe-like profile for Curvv. The unique coupe profile places Curvv at an advantageous position right from the start. Folks who want their SUVs to stand out on the streets can consider Curvv as one of the preferred options.
Introduction to the Tata Curvv
Following to build on the success of its current lineup of electric cars, which includes the Tata Nexon EV, Tata Motors has entered the electric SUV market with the Tata Curvv. With a focus on performance, innovation, and long-term viability the Curvv seeks to provide an efficient replacement for conventional internal combustion engine cars. Side profile also deserves appreciation for the clutter-free, polished surfaces. The chrome window lining adds more dynamism and creates an exciting contrast with the blacked-out B pillar. Curvv has flush-type door handles, making it the first Tata car to get this feature. The fuel lid has a curvy profile instead of the usual right-angled rectangular units. Something similar can also be seen with the Seltos. Curvv has squared wheel arches and thick body cladding all across. Another USP is the sporty alloy wheels with unique petal-shaped, dual-tone profile. At rear, some of the key highlights include split aero rear spoiler and a full-width LED light bar.
Latest Sighting: New Touchscreen Infotainment System
Photos taken by spy photographers during the most recent testing phase show the Tata Curvv with a new touchscreen infotainment system installed. The touchscreen, which is positioned centrally in the console, seems to have a modern and user-friendly layout that provides access to a variety of connection, entertainment, and navigation options. Although the exact size and quality of the touchscreen are yet unknown, it is evident that Tata Motors is giving the use of modern technology a first priority in order to improve the Curvv's driving experience.
Design and Styling
Bold and lively, with sculpted lines, a strong position, and futuristic parts, is how the Tata Curvv is designed. The Curvv emits grace and agility on the road thanks to its aerodynamic shape and stylish look. Stylish LED headlights flank the iconic Tata grille up front, and the SUV's shaped body panels and unique alloy wheels complete the look. The Curvv's unusual style is further enhanced with a sculpted tailgate and a unique lighting signature on the back.
Powertrain and Performance: Driving Towards a Greener Future
Under the hood, the Tata Curvv is expected to feature an advanced electric powertrain capable of delivering impressive performance while minimizing environmental impact. Rivals like Creta and Seltos offer a comprehensive range of features. Premium features like ADAS are also available. Tata will be looking to exceed expectations when it comes to the equipment list for Curvv. Some of the key features will include a large touchscreen infotainment system, a fully digital instrument cluster, voice commands, panoramic sunroof, head up display (HUD) and Tata’s new two-spoke steering wheel with illuminated logo. A comprehensive range of connectivity features will also be available with Curvv. Engine options will be borrowed from Nexon. The 1.2-litre turbo petrol could be offered in a higher state of tune, generating 125 PS and 225 Nm. With Nexon, this engine makes 120 PS and 170 Nm. The other engine option is a 1.5-litre diesel that makes 115 PS and 260 Nm. Curvv will also be available in electric format.