Tata Sierra

• ​The new Sierra features an upright front fascia with a full-width LED light bar (called Light Saber by Tata), vertically stacked headlamps, a faux skid plate, and small square inserts on both sides of the front bumper.
  
• The side profile showcases Sierra branding on the front doors, black roof rails, body-coloured B-pillars, R19 dual-tone alloy wheels, gloss black cladding, and flush door handles. The iconic 1991 Sierra glasshouse design has also been revived with a blacked-out roof along with darkened C and D pillars.
  

• ​At the rear, it features Sierra lettering with the Tata logo, a clamshell tailgate, a connected LED light bar, a large integrated spoiler, a faux skid plate, and a bold black rear bumper insert.
  

• The highlight of the Tata Sierra’s interior is the sleek triple-screen layout stretching across most of the dashboard. Each screen is expected to measure at least 10.25 inches, matching or exceeding segment standards.
  
• The lower variants come with a two-screen setup instead.
  

• ​ Along with the triple-screen dashboard, standout interior elements include a digital steering wheel, an integrated sound bar with Dolby Atmos branding, and a clean, minimalist design approach focused on smooth lines and modern shapes.
  
• The large panoramic sunroof stretches beyond the rear headrests, and the light upholstery, metallic accents, and nature-inspired materials together create an airy and premium cabin feel.
  

• ​On the features side, the Tata Sierra 2025 offers a first-in-segment three-screen dashboard setup, while the lower variants come with a two-screen layout.
  
• Additionally, it comes with ventilated front seats, a four-spoke steering wheel, a panoramic sunroof, touch-based AC controls, and a 360-degree camera.
  

• ​Along with a JBL sound system featuring Dolby Atmos, the Tata Sierra also includes a dashboard-integrated sound bar for enhanced acoustics, offering a total of 12 speakers.
  
• The Tata Sierra 2025 offers a generous 622 litres of boot space.
  

• ​With several segment-first features such as the triple-screen layout and dashboard-integrated sound bar, Tata is clearly targeting feature-rich rivals like the Hyundai Creta. However, the Tata Sierra’s final on-road price will play a crucial role in determining its overall success in the market.

• ​The Tata Sierra comes equipped with Level 2 ADAS, along with safety essentials like ABS with EBD, ESC, a speed alert system, seatbelt reminders, and multiple airbags.
  
• It also features an electronic parking brake with auto-hold and offers stolen-vehicle tracking through 5G connectivity.
  
• The Sierra has received a five-star NCAP safety rating.
  

Petrol 1498cc Turbo

• ​The Tata Sierra is powered by a 1.5-litre turbo-petrol (TGDi) engine that delivers 158bhp and 255Nm of torque.
  
• It is paired with a six-speed automatic gearbox.
  
• This engine setup is available in the Adventure+, Accomplished, and Accomplished+ variants.
  

​Petrol 1498cc​

• ​The Tata Sierra also offers a 1.5-litre Revotron naturally aspirated (NA) petrol engine option.
  
• It produces 105bhp and 145Nm of torque.
  
• It is available with either a six-speed manual gearbox or a seven-speed DCT (referred to as DCA by Tata).
  

• ​This engine option is currently available in the Smart, Pure, Pure+, Adventure, Adventure+, and Accomplished trims.
  

Diesel 1498cc Turbo

• ​The Tata Sierra diesel variant features a 1,497cc turbocharged engine that produces 116bhp and 260–280Nm of torque, and is available with both manual and automatic (TC) transmissions.