By Tata Motors is extensively testing the Curvv across different parts of the country. We spotted the Curvv on the highway again, this time thanks to our close friend Rinku and the driver was cruising effortlessly on the highway at triple-digit speeds. Tata showcased a near-production version of the Curvv at the 2024 Bharat Expo and the launch is expected to take place in the coming months. The front profile of the Tata Curvv showcases a striking design featuring a muscular clamshell bonnet and a distinctive connected LED DRL strip. Notably, the main headlight is positioned on the bumper, reminiscent of the new Tata Nexon facelift. While the Curvv and Nexon share the same platform and will have many components in common, specific design elements will differentiate the two, especially in the front fascia.
Moving past the B-pillar, the Tata Curvv embarks on a design journey that sets it apart from the Nexon. The sloping roofline seamlessly integrates with the rear, creating a distinctive coupe-like appearance. Due to this stylish design, the rear quarter glass has been omitted, contributing to the Curvv’s unique character. The interior of Curvv is going to be premium and modern as it is expected to share many parts with the updated Nexon. The infotainment system could be a 12.3-inch unit and it will feature the latest software of Tata Motors as it is packed with lots of features, especially for the electric version of the Curvv.
The steering wheel is a two-spoke unit with an illuminated Tata logo in the middle as it gives a premium feel for the cabin while the instrument cluster is a fully digital unit with a design theme, which we have seen in modern Tata cars. The Curvv will be packed with lots of features like a 360-degree camera, sunroof, leather seats, rear AC vents, rain-sensing wipers, automatic headlamps and more. The company is also putting lots of effort into safety as the Curvv is likely to come with level-II ADAS features, which will be a first for Tata Motors.
