Tata Improves The Rear Seat Experience Of The Curvv and Curvv EV

Tata Motors has made a few changes to the interiors of the Curvv and Curvv EV - their first-ever coupe SUVs. Looking at the photos, it appears that the rear-seat experience is set to improve. The rear seats now come with a ventilation function, improved headrests, and a rear sunshade. These updates will likely be available in the top variants, as expected, though we now know which specific trims will receive this update. So, read the full story to know more - and in the meantime, join our 91Wheels Whatsapp Channel to stay updated with the latest automotive news.

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Tata Curvv

This gasoline-powered version of the Curvv has received several updates, which Tata is referring to as Executive Features. The most standout among them is the new light beige interior, featuring plush Benecke-Kaliko leatherette seats. Another major addition is the introduction of rear-seat ventilation, making the Curvv the first car in its segment to offer this feature. On top of that, Tata has added dual-zone climate control, further enhancing its versatility.

Then, a rear-sunshade, that maintains the cool temperature inside of cabin. These enhancements will be available on the Accomplished variants of the Curvv starting at Rs 14.55 lakh.

Tata Curvv EV

The electrified version of the Curvv EV focuses more on the back seat than the regular Curvv. Tata Motors has not only added ventilation for the rear seats but also introduced new headrests, which they're calling "ErgoWing" headrests. More importantly, the biggest change is the improved footrest area. From the photos, it looks like the footrest space has become larger, allowing passengers to stretch out more comfortably during long drives.

Plus, there is rear-sunshade but they didn't change the interior upholstery. Lastly, these changes are all visible on the Accomplished and Empowered variants starting at Rs 18.49 lakh, (ex-showroom).