Tata Curvv: The popularity of Tata Motors cars is gradually increasing rapidly. If you are also fond of Tata cars then you should pay special attention to this news. For the past several days, Tata has been in the news for its upcoming car Curve. Curve (Tata Curvv) is being eagerly awaited in the automobile market. This Tata car is ready to create a stir in the compact SUV segment. Even before its launch, its leaked features have become a topic of discussion. This car has recently been spotted during testing.
Tata Curvv leaked information
Tata Curve can come in the market with 4.3 meter. This car will also be available in electric version with ICE engine. It is being claimed in many media reports that this car can come as a sports car. This SUV can get vertically positioned headlamps, LED light bar, new grille along with changed front and rear bumpers. The car will get flush door handles, large ORVMs, thick body cladding with sloping rooflines and alloy wheels.
Expected interior details of Tata Curvv
The Curve can be provided with a 12.3-inch infotainment system, fully digital instrument cluster, central console and ADAS suite feature for safety.
| Features | Tata Curvv information |
| engine | 1.5 liter |
| Strength | 115bhp |
| torque | 260nm |
| gearbox | AMT and DCT |
Powerful engine will be available in Tata Curvv
It is being claimed in media reports that a 1.5 liter turbo petrol engine can be given in this car. Besides, a 1.5 liter turbo diesel engine will also be provided. It will give power of 115bhp and peak torque of 260nm. AMT and DCT transmission will be given in this car. This car can be launched in the year 2024. At the same time, this Tata car can compete with Kia Seltos and MG Astor. There is no official news about when this car will be launched.
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