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Here we have explained the possible under Rs. 10 lakh compact SUVs from Tata over the next couple of years in India
Tata Motors has charted out an aggressive long-term roadmap to overhaul its PV lineup. The brand intends to introduce new generations of existing products alongside all-new nameplates – ensuring relevance across traditional ICE as well as electric categories. The strategy extends till the end of the decade with around 30 upcoming launches forming the backbone.
Seven models will arrive as brand new nameplates emphasising Tata’s plan to branch into new categories and body types. The upcoming set of launches is expected to feature the reborn Sierra, the Avinya electric series and more. In the compact category, prototypes of the refreshed Tata Punch have been spotted several times in recent months.
The test vehicles suggest that a facelift is underway with revised styling elements such as makeovers to the grille, bumpers and wheels along with an updated equipment list. This mid-cycle change will apply first to the petrol version while the top-selling Punch EV could get enhancements to the battery and range down the line.
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Work on the third generation Tata Nexon, carrying the internal codename Garud, is believed to be moving ahead. The sub-four-metre SUV is tipped to sit on a heavily reworked version of the familiar X1 platform and it could denote a big leap over the current model. It will be interesting to see if it gets any notable mechanical upgrades or not.
Beyond platform improvements, the forthcoming Nexon may undergo a wide-ranging makeover. Both the bodywork and the interior may see big updates. Expect a new design language on the outside while the cabin could move upmarket with better surface materials and new finishes. Added equipment and modern technologies are also set to play a role.
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Tata is said to be developing a new compact SUV that borrows heavily from the design cues of the soon-to-arrive Sierra. Internally tagged Scarlet, the SUV is tipped to feature an upright stance and squared-off profile – essentially shrinking the Sierra’s proportions into a smaller package.
Positioned to sit above the Punch in the lineup, the model is still a few years away from reaching showrooms. The homegrown manufacturer may consider adding hybrid models to its portfolio if it sees strong demand too.
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