With the official launch of the 2025 Tata Sierra scheduled for November 25, interest around Tata's revived SUV icon is at an all-time high. Several dealerships across India have already begun accepting unofficial bookings, signalling strong early demand for the returning nameplate. Positioned to take on popular midsize SUVs such as the Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos and Maruti Grand Vitara, the new Sierra brings back nostalgia with modern design and technology, aiming to recapture its legacy while meeting today's expectations. Read on to find out everything there is to know about this iconic nameplate, but before that, make sure to join the 91wheels WhatsApp Community, specifically curated for petrolheads like us to keep up with the latest news and automotive updates.

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Tata Sierra Design: A Modern Take On The Icon

Tata Motors has now revealed the production-ready form of the Tata Sierra, and it clearly draws inspiration from the classic model while presenting a more contemporary, futuristic face. The upright stance, clean surfaces and bold proportions give it a distinct personality rather than blending into the crowd. At the front, a wide LED DRL signature stretches across the fascia, accompanied by vertically stacked lighting elements that follow Tata's latest design language.

From the side, the SUV retains the boxy silhouette and generous glass area that fans associate with the original Sierra. Squared wheel arches, contrasting cladding, and chunky alloy wheels add to its rugged appeal. At the back, a sleek LED light bar and a prominent Tata badge complete the clean, modern look.

Interior: Screens, Space & A Minimalist Approach

The cabin reflects Tata's continued push toward premium, tech-forward interiors. A triple-screen layout, for the driver, central infotainment, and the co-driver, forms the visual centrepiece. Light upholstery and a decluttered dashboard enhance the airy feel, while the illuminated Tata logo on the steering wheel lifts the perceived quality. Expected features include a panoramic sunroof, ventilated seats, connected-car tech, and ADAS, placing the Sierra alongside the most feature-rich SUVs in its segment.

Powertrain Options

The Tata Sierra is expected to offer a wide range of powertrain options, combining both familiar units and fresh additions to the lineup. The SUV is likely to feature a new 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine alongside Tata's dependable 2.0-litre diesel motor, which already serves in the brand's larger SUVs, while a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol option is expected to cater to the entry-level variants. Beyond the combustion engines, Tata has also teased an all-electric Sierra that is set to arrive shortly after the ICE models. Early estimates suggest a driving range of around 500 km, positioning it as a practical long-distance EV contender in the segment.