Overview
- Tata this week opened bookings for the Sierra EV with ex‑showroom prices of Rs 18.79–25.99 lakh and deliveries scheduled to begin in mid‑July.
- The Sierra is offered with two battery sizes — 63 kWh and 75 kWh — and single‑motor rear‑wheel drive or dual‑motor QWD all‑wheel drive, with Tata claiming MIDC‑certified range up to 665 km for the 75 kWh single‑motor variant.
- The SUV includes customer‑facing tech such as vehicle‑to‑load and vehicle‑to‑vehicle power support, over‑the‑air software updates, selectable off‑road modes, and peak DC fast charging up to about 120 kW, plus an extended battery warranty.
- Tata confirmed plans to export the Sierra to strategic right‑hand‑drive markets including South Africa and said special editions are planned by year‑end, and the model shares hardware and platform elements with the Harrier EV.
- Dealers are offering large July incentives on existing Tata EVs — up to about Rs 3.35 lakh on some Curvv variants and smaller benefits on Harrier, Nexon, Punch and Tiago — but the newly launched Sierra EV is excluded from those discounts, which preserves its launch pricing and highlights trade‑offs buyers must weigh between range, features and cost.