19 May 2025, 06:05 PM
Interest in India’s small SUV market is set to rise with the comebacks of the Tata Sierra and the Renault Duster models. They are being reborn again and will likely compete with the Hyundai Creta which stands as the main leader in the segment at the moment.
Feature / Specification | Tata Sierra (2025) | Renault Duster (2026) | Hyundai Creta (2025) |
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Expected Launch | Second Half of 2025 (around Diwali) | Early 2026 | Already on sale (Next gen in 2027) |
Engine Options | 1.5L Turbo Petrol, 2.0L Diesel, EV | 1.0L & 1.3L Turbo Petrol, Hybrid | 1.5L Petrol, 1.5L Diesel, 1.4L Turbo |
Transmission Options | Manual & Automatic | Manual & CVT Automatic | Manual, CVT, DCT |
EV/Hybrid Option | Full EV (~500 km range) | Hybrid (likely) | No EV or hybrid option |
Top Features | 12” Touchscreen, ADAS Level 2, Panoramic Sunroof | 10.1” Screen, ADAS, Arkamys Audio | Bose Audio, ADAS, Sunroof |
Seating Layout | 4-Seater (EV) + 5-Seater | Standard 5-Seater | Standard 5-Seater |
Expected Price Range | ₹12–22 lakh | ₹11–18 lakh | ₹11–20 lakh |
According to Tata Motors, the well-loved Sierra brand will return in the second half of 2025, around the time of major festivals. Mahindra will provide both diesel and petrol engine choices with the S205 SUV, including manual and automatic options.
Tata mentions that its Sierra EV will have several battery choices and can travel up to 500 kilometers on a single charge. Furthermore, it plans a separate lounge-style, 4-seat cabin design just for the electric variant of its Sierra.
The Sierra will have the following features:
With this, the Sierra was released as a leading car in its class for technology.
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