Tata Sierra Spotted Testing Again; New Design Details Revealed, Here’s What To Expect

Tata Sierra Launch Date:  Tata is gearing up to launch one of its most iconic nameplates, the Sierra, in India with modern enhancements. The Tata Sierra will be offered in an Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) variant as well as an all-electric model. The Tata Sierra has been spotted testing on the Indian roads for quite some time, and it was recently spied with some new design details. Let’s take a closer look at the expected design, range, and features of the upcoming Tata Sierra.

Tata Sierra: Design

The mule spotted testing this time around was heavily disguised, but it still hints at some design enhancements that can be witnessed in the final product from the brand. The Sierra is expected to feature a tall and flat front fascia with vertically-placed, squared LED headlights. It is also expected to get a connected LED DRL, and the test mule was spotted with a large air intake with the ADAS panel integrated within. The upcoming Sierra is also expected to feature flush door handles, wraparound taillamps, and the rear bumper will likely integrate the number plate.

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Tata Sierra: Features

Tata has been constantly upgrading its new range of vehicles to provide a tech-rich experience inside the cabin. The upcoming Sierra will likely carry forward the same. It is expected to feature a large touchscreen display inside the cabin, a fully digital instrument cluster, a floating-styled central console, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity, a 360-degree camera, an auto-dimming IRVM, and an ADAS Level-2 suite.

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Tata Sierra: Powertrain

As previously announced, the Tata Sierra will be offered in both ICE and all-electric versions. The brand has not yet revealed any information about the powertrain of the Sierra or the Sierra EV. We expect the ICE variant of the SUV to be offered with two engine options: either a 1.5-litre turbo petrol or a 2.0-litre multijet diesel engine. The Sierra EV, on the other hand, will likely borrow its powertrain from the recently launched Tata Harrier EV, and we can expect it to have a claimed range of more than 500 kilometers, once fully charged.