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Tata Curvv Diesel confirmed

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1. Bold design
2. Feature packed.
3. Multiple powertrain options.
Tats Curvv has been spotted multiple times while testing. The images of Curvv with thick camouflage is already been reported on the previous posts. This time Tata has showcased the production ready version of upcoming Curvv.
The unique SUV was spotted in Bharat Mobility global expo 2024 which is very close to production. Reportedly the SUV will hit showroom in mid 2024. First the EV version will be launched while the ICE version will come soon.
It is all clear that Curvv will powered by both petrol and electric motor as well. But recent report clarifies about the diesel engine. The Curvv will share diesel engine Tata Nexon i.e. the Curvv will get a 113 bhp diesel engine which is 260 nm torqui.
In petrol, it will get a new 1.2 liter turbo GDi petrol engine which is 123 bhp powerful and 225 Nm torqui. The EV version will get a massive 50 kWh battery pack with 500 km range mated with a powerful electric motor. 

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