Tata Curvv EV: Tata Motors is set to launch the Tata Curvv EV in the Indian market in 2024. The company claims that the range of the Curvv EV will be more than 500 kilometers, making it an attractive option for customers looking for a long-range electric vehicle.
Tata Motors recently launched the Nexon Electric facelift with updated exterior and interior features. The range of the Nexon Electric has also been increased by 12 kilometers. The launch of the Curvv EV is part of Tata Motors’ efforts to expand its electric portfolio in India. The all-new coupe SUV will be offered in electric and ICE avatars. Its design is modern and advanced, with sleek and stylish LED DRLs on the front.
The car features a sloping coupe-like roof at the back and a split spoiler setup at the top, along with LED taillights. There is also a set of thick LED light bars placed below, above the Tata logo at the back. The car comes with a large panoramic sunroof and a two-spoke flat-bottom steering wheel with an illuminated logo in the center.
The interior of the concept was minimalistic and premium, in line with an ideal concept design, but the production model may have some significant changes. However, it is expected that the overall design language will remain the same.
Tata has confirmed that the Curvv EV will be based on the ALFA platform and will have a large battery pack, the details of which have not been disclosed. It will use the Ziptron powertrain, but the platform also supports motors on both axles, which means an AWD version is also possible. The expected range of the base variant is around 400 kilometers, while the top-spec long-range variant is expected to have a range of about 500-550 kilometers.
The expected timeline for the launch of the Tata Curvv EV is before June 2024. However, no official information has been provided by the company.
Summery:
Tata Motors is expected to launch the Tata Karv EV in the Indian market in June 2024. The company claims that the range of the car will be over 500 kilometers. The car features updated exterior and interior designs, including LED headlights and taillights, a split LED DRL bar, a sloping coupe roof, and a split spoiler setup. The interior is expected to have a panoramic sunroof, a two-spoke flat-bottom steering wheel with illuminated logo, dual-tone interior, touch-sensitive HVAC controls, a large floating touchscreen infotainment unit, and a fully digital instrument cluster. The car will be based on the Nexon Electric platform and will include a large battery pack with Ziptron powertrain. The expected range of the lower variant is around 400 kilometers, while the top-spec long-range variant is expected to have a range of 500-550 kilometers. The official launch date has not been announced yet.
