Tata Motors has begun to tease the highly anticipated Curvv siblings through a series of new videos and images. The latest teaser showcases both the electric vehicle (EV) and internal combustion engine (ICE) versions being tested together under camouflage in extreme conditions.
This marks the first official teaser featuring both the Curvv EV and its ICE counterpart since Tata Motors announced their imminent launch in India. The EV is slated to debut in the second half of this year, with the ICE variant following early next year. The teaser highlights both coupe SUVs being tested in the harsh environment of the Thar Desert in Rajasthan, where they navigate sandy patches and endure intense heat, demonstrating their off-road capabilities.
The new Curvv models are built on the advanced Acti.ev architecture, a dedicated EV platform that supports front-wheel, rear-wheel, and even all-wheel-drive configurations. This innovative platform underscores Tata Motors’ commitment to providing versatile and robust EV solutions.
While Tata Motors has yet to reveal the detailed specifications of both models, the design is expected to closely follow the concepts previously showcased. The Curvv EV is anticipated to offer an impressive driving range of up to 500 kilometers. Meanwhile, the ICE version will be available with turbocharged petrol and diesel engines, positioning it to compete with popular compact SUVs in the market.
The launch of the Curvv siblings represents Tata Motors’ strategic move to enhance its portfolio with both electric and conventional powertrain options, catering to a wide range of consumer preferences. The rigorous testing in extreme conditions is a testament to the durability and performance of these upcoming models, ensuring they meet the high standards expected by customers.
As the automotive industry continues to evolve, Tata Motors’ innovative approach with the Curvv models highlights their dedication to sustainability and cutting-edge technology. Stay tuned for more updates as the Curvv EV prepares for its debut later this year, followed by the ICE version next year.