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The SUV portfolio of Tata Motors starts with the Punch, and currently, the Safari is the flagship. The brand also sells electric versions of all of its SUVs except for the Safari. The Sierra SUV will launch initially as an ICE-powered model, with the electric version to go on sale later.
The Tata Sierra will launch today in the Indian market, marking the return of an iconic moniker after 22 years. Tata Motors will position the upcoming SUV below the Harrier in the brand’s lineup. With SUVs continuing to dominate market demand globally, the homegrown manufacturer is strategically expanding its portfolio, with the new Sierra to further help in strengthening its market position.
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The original Sierra was most recognisable from the side with its three-door layout and a curved, fixed glass section at the rear in place of conventional windows.
The new Sierra will retain the familiar silhouette with a much sleeker final result. It puts on five doors for practicality’s sake and loses the fixed glass pane, which it replaces with a wraparound design that gives the impression of a single-piece structure.
The Tata Sierra nameplate returns in 2025 with a completely reimagined modern SUV design while retaining its iconic silhouette. The old Sierra brought a rugged, muscular design with square headlamps flanking a wide grille with horizontal slats.
The new Sierra directly reflects how design standards have evolved over the last 20-odd years. It retains characteristic features such as a flat bonnet with an upright front end, but does away with simplicity for a much bolder look.
The upcoming Tata Sierra will be positioned within the compact SUV segment to take on the likes of the Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos, VW Taigun, Skoda Kushaq, Maruti Grand Vitara, and Toyota Hyryder, among others.
The Tata Sierra’s price is expected to fall within the range of ₹17-22 lakh (ex-showroom) for the ICE-powered models, while the EV variants will be priced slightly higher between ₹20-25 lakh (ex-showroom). This will place it between the Curvv and the Harrier in Tata’s own lineup.
On the safety front, the Tata Sierra is expected to launch with six airbags, ABS with ESC, traction control, electronic parking brake with auto hold, and hill hold assist.
The Sierra EV is additionally expected to come with a Level 2 ADAS suite, bringing lane driving aids, adaptive cruise control, autonomous emergency braking, and a 360-degree camera system. The Sierra, like all Tata SUVs, will aim for a 5-star safety rating.
The new Sierra will launch with premium, tech-rich interiors featuring a massive triple screen setup with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, 4-spoke steering wheel with the illuminated Tata logo, ventilated front seats, ambient lighting, and a panoramic sunroof. The Tata Sierra will likely get a dual-screen setup in the base model.
The electric Sierra will be underpinned by Tata’s Acti.EV platform, a dedicated EV architecture that can support varying battery sizes and configurations. While the exact specifications are not out yet, the Sierra EV is likely to offer two battery pack options and an estimated single-charge range between 450-550 km.
However, the largest battery pack in Tata SUVs currently is the 75 kWh unit in the Harrrier EV, which allows for 622 km (ARAI) on a single charge. Range-topping variants of the Sierra EV are expected to come with dual-motor setups, allowing for all-wheel drive.
The new Sierra is expected to offer a 1.5-litre TGDi turbo-petrol engine as well as a 2.0-litre Kryotec diesel mill, both to be made available with manual and automatic gearbox options. The Sierra SUV could also pack the 1.5-litre diesel unit, which makes 118 bhp in the Curvv SUV.
Tata Motors has officially unveiled the new Sierra, marking the rebirth of the iconic nameplate two decades after the original was discontinued. The SUV now brings a modern design blending neo-retro style cues with the latest technology and multiple powertrain options. To be sold in both ICE-powered and EV versions, the Sierra will be positioned among the range-topping models in Tata’s lineup.
The original Tata Sierra was popular because it felt like a genuinely aspirational, ahead‑of‑its‑time SUV in early‑1990s India.
Tata Motors first launched the Sierra back in 1991 and it was discontinued in 2003. The name of the old and the new SUV might be the same but they are drastically different. The new Sierra only carries forward the design and some of the design bits.
