Tata Curvv EV concept in pictures
Design – Exterior
The 2022 Tata Curvv EV showcases Tata Motor’s new Digital Desing language and can be expected to be adopted by other SUVs in the company’s lineup. The front as seen in the teaser looks sharp and bold despite being minimalistic. An LED lightbar that mimics Tata’s earlier Humanity Line ends in two vertical looking slats that cohesively connect the bonnet and lower half near the front fenders. The triangular main headlamp assembly crowns the bumper on the edges and hosts the large angular air dam up front.
The side profile as expected gets a sloping roofline that suggests its coupe-like design theme. The squared-off wheel arches impart the butch characteristics of the SUV. The side profile is garnished by the sporty-looking alloys as well as a generous amount of gloss black cladding that accentuate the car’s rugged genes.
At the rear, the light bar runs across the width of the car and joins the vertical and angular main tail lamp cluster. The steeply raked rear glass is outlined by what would end up being the third brake light. The bumpers at the rear are flanked by triangular air vents mimicking the front fascia.
Design – Interior
The interiors of the Tata Curvv sport a minimalistic design but brings in flavour in the form of a layered design, an LED strip (possibly ambiently lighting), a fabric material for soft-touch surfaces, and a tech-rich dual-screen layout. There’s a new two-spoke steering wheel design and a floating centre console design that is disconnected from the main console. The centre extension also gets a rotary gear selector. New ages tech goodies such as a panoramic sunroof will also be part of the package.
- 2022 Tata Curvv to go into production in 2024
- Will slot above Tata Nexon and serve as a midsize compact SUV offering
- EV powertrain with 400-500km range
- 1.5-litre turbo petrol and turbo diesel powertrains to follow
- Panoramic sunroof, ambient lighting, soft-touch materials, digital dashboard, etc to be on offer
Platform
The Tata Curvv EV has been conceived with the underpinning of the Generation 2 EV architecture from Tata Motors. This platform will spawn various other models in the future as well and will facilitate various body styles. Much like the Tata Nexon EV which is a heavily modified version of the Gen 1 platform, the Gen 2 platform will also be capable of housing larger battery packs as well as other powertrain options. Interestingly, the new Gen 2 platform on which the Tata Curvv will be based, is capable of handling a dual-motor setup and thus allow an all-wheel-drive setup.
Powertrains
The Tata Curvv EV concept will initially be offered in a fully electric powertrain option with a large battery pack with generous amounts of power and an expected range of about 400-500km. Unlike competitors such as Honda, Toyota and Maruti who are considering hybrid powertrain options, Tata Motors’ have not shown interest in developing such a powertrain setup for the Curvv. The Tata Curvv however will receive alternate ICE powertrain options later in its life in which 1.5-litre turbo petrol and 1.5-litre turbo diesel engines might be seen.
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