Tata Motors has officially confirmed that the Sierra range will be launched in India this year. The Indian automaker has formally stated that the car will initially arrive as an EV, followed by an ICE version.
The Tata Sierra is one of the most anticipated launches for the car maker this year, given that it is bringing back a long-lot nametag.
Tata Sierra Exterior
The electric SUV will be based on the Acti.ev architecture that also underpins the Harrier EV and Curvv EV.
At the front, the Sierra 2025 features an upright stance with a sleek LED light bar running across its width. The grille design, which differentiates it from the EV model, is reminiscent of Tata’s current ICE lineup but carries bespoke touches.
Additionally, the Sierra will have a fixed panoramic view back window pane, just like the Tata Sierra (generations 1 and 2). It also has an extra sliding door that leads to the rear seating area that looks like a lounge.
The rear design follows a bold, upright stance with a flat tailgate and connected LED taillights for a futuristic touch.
Tata Sierra Interior
The Seirra ICE concept made its debut at the Auto Expo 2025. However, Tata Motors didn’t fully reveal the interior of the SUV. The Sierra will likely come with a large touchscreen, a large virtual cluster and possibly a screen for the front passenger.
Tata is expected to offer multiple interior color themes based on the variant. The Auto Expo model featured yellow accents, enhancing the cabin’s visual appeal.
Tata Sierra Features
14.53-inch infotainment system with Samsung Neo QLED display
10.25-inch full digital driver’s display
540-degree surround camera view
4-spoke steering wheel
JBL sound system with Dolby Atmos
Panoramic sunroof
Ventilated and powered front seats
Built-in dashcam
V2L and V2V functionality (for EV only)
Multiple drive and terrain modes
OTA updates
Level 2 ADAS suite
Tata Sierra ICE Powertrains:
1.5-liter Turbo-Petrol: This engine is expected to produce around 168 bhp and 280 Nm of torque.
2.0-liter Kryotec Diesel: This engine, shared with the Harrier and Safari, is expected to produce around 168 bhp and 350 Nm of torque.
Transmission: Both engines are likely to be available with 6-speed manual and 6-speed torque converter automatic transmission options.
Tata Sierra EV Battery Pack & Performance
The Sierra EV is likely to be offered with the same set-up as the newly launched Harrier EV, featuring 65kWh battery with RWD set-up and 75kWh battery with RWD and QWD set-ups. In the QWD version, the front-axle-mounted electric motor produces 156bhp while the rear-axle mounted motor produces 235bhp. The SUV offers a maximum torque of up to 504Nm.
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