Tata Curvv electric SUV concept features an LED guideline running across the bonnet, LED tail lights, and a coupe roofline that drops drastically to meet the rear spoiler. Tata hasn’t revealed Curvv’s powertrain specifications but it will be underpinned by the carmaker’s second-generation EV architecture that will offer a driving range of up to 500 km per charge.
Tata Motors has been leading the electric car segment in India with Nexon EV and the Tigor EV. The company has been facilitating the EV transition from petrol and diesel cars to electric cars because of the relatively affordable price tag of their products and the availability of two diverse EVs as opposed to its rivals that currently have only one electric car in the portfolios in the country. Going forward, Tata Motors plans to introduce several electric cars in the country, including the Tiago EV and Altroz EV, both of which were showcased at the 2019 Geneva International Motor Show. Now while we are yet to receive an official timeline for these new Tata electric cars to reach our shores, the Indian carmaker has taken the wraps off a new electric SUV concept. Christened Curvv, this e-SUV concept previews a new Tata SUV that will be first introduced with an electric powertrain and later on will be available with an internal combustion engine. The interesting thing to note that the Curvv concept will reach production stage in 2 years.
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Shailesh Chandra – Managing Director, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd., and Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Ltd. ecstatically said, “With a fantastic year gone by, it gives me immense pleasure to announce a flying start to the new year, with a brand new ‘promise’, a brand new ‘thought’ and a brand new ‘design’ – all put together in this magnificent Electric SUV Concept – CURVV. Our focus here has been to enable customers with a product option that is the perfect amalgamation of modern functionality and design. With a robust SUV DNA at its core, and a plethora of new age materials, features and interfaces, we are confident that this Coupe Concept will redefine mainstream SUV design. Furthermore, with the concept CURVV, we now enter the Generation 2 EV architecture which will further enhance the adoption of EVs in India by overcoming the current barriers. With this new architecture, we will strengthen the key pillars of Range, Performance and Technology, while retaining Safety and Reliability as hygiene offerings.”
Tata Curvv electric SUV concept features an LED guideline running across the bonnet. The front bumper also houses triangle-shaped LED lights. One can also notice rear cameras instead of outside rearview mirrors (ORVMs) and a prominent coupe-like roof and rear spoiler sitting above a raked rear windscreen, lending to the electric SUV concept a contemporary design, setting it apart from other Tata electric cars. Several creases and character lines make the SUV appear aggressive while the LED tail lights enhance the overall aesthetics of this electric concept.
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The Tata Curvv electric SUV concept sports a futuristic interior layout and the centre stage is taken by a large touchscreen which becomes the infotainment system and sits above a dashboard with a horizontal guideline. Adjacent to this is a digital instrument cluster that stands apart from conventional instrument clusters. The SUV also features provisions such as ambient lighting, panoramic sunroof, automatic AC with touchscreen controls, and more.
Tata hasn’t revealed Curvv’s powertrain specifications but it will be underpinned by the carmaker’s second-generation EV architecture that will offer a driving range of up to 500 km per charge. This powertrain features advanced battery cooling technology to enhance efficiency and will support fast charging.
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Gallery: Tata Curvv
