Tata Curvv news

Honda’s compact SUV is the most readily available while Toyota’s may take up to 10 months

From the newly launched Honda Amaze to compact SUV options like the Creta and Seltos, take a look at the entire report

The Toyota Hyryder can make you wait for a year, while the Honda Elevate and Volkswagen Taigun are among the most readily available SUVs this November

The list is dominated by cars from Indian automakers, namely Tata and Mahindra, with a major share being SUVs

The models listed include vehicles from various segments, some of which are even available with a panoramic sunroof

Although there are 13 models on this list, the ADAS tech is mostly limited to their higher- or fully loaded variants

What used to be a premium feature limited to luxury cars earlier, has now been democratised by many mass-market models today

The Tata Curvv provided better protection for the driver’s chest than the Nexon in the frontal offset deformable barrier crash test.

The Tata Curvv secured an impressive 5-star safety rating, while the Citroen Basalt received a 4-star safety rating

All three Tata SUVs offer safety features 6 airbags, electronic stability control (ESC), but the Curvv and Curvv EV also get level 2 ADAS

The segment, as a whole, witnessed total sales of nearly 50,000 units in September 2024, with two SUVs crossing the 10,000-unit sales mark

Along with new introductions like the MG Windsor EV, the month of September also brought several special editions of existing models

The Curvv EV Accomplished variant serves as an entry-point for the larger 55 kWh battery pack option

The Tata Curvv Creative Plus S looks like the fully loaded variant of the SUV-coupe and comes with many similar features at a lower price point

The Tata Curvv is definitely a head turner, but does it really have the all-rounder capabilities as some of its segment rivals? We find out