New Tata Curvv 2026 SUV Coupe – Stunning Design & EV Option

Tata Curvv EV

The Tata Curvv EV is a stylish SUV-coupe with a unique sloping roof design. The new MY26 update has made the SUV more affordable, simplified the variant lineup, and now offers a single 55 kWh battery pack with a claimed driving range of 502 km.

The Curvv EV competes with the MG ZS EV, Hyundai Creta Electric, Mahindra BE 6, and even the Tata Nexon EV. I tested the Curvv EV in different driving conditions and even drove it from 100 percent charge down to 0 percent battery to check its real-world range and safety backup systems.

After spending a lot of time with the Curvv EV, I found many things to like about it, but there are also a few areas where it can improve.

Tata Curvv 2026

Tata Curvv 2026 On-Road Price

Variant Type	Approx On-Road Price
Base Petrol Manual	₹10.8 – ₹11.2 lakh
Mid Petrol/Diesel	₹13 – ₹16 lakh
Top Petrol/Diesel Automatic	₹20 – ₹22 lakh
Curvv EV	₹17 – ₹23 lakh

Delhi on-road prices vary by insurance, accessories, and dealer offers

Tata Curvv EV Exterior

The Tata Curvv EV looks very impressive in terms of design. It may not suit everyone’s taste, but it will definitely grab attention on the road. From the side, the sloping roofline and high boot design stand out immediately. Tata has balanced the proportions well, giving the Curvv a sporty SUV look without making it appear too aggressive. The large 18-inch wheels fit the design nicely, while the black cladding around the doors and wheel arches reduces the bulky look and adds a balanced appearance.

The flush door handles with illumination also add a premium touch. However, they are not very practical. They do not pop out automatically or use spring action, so opening the door takes two steps. This can feel inconvenient, especially when carrying bags or luggage. From the rear, the sloping roofline gives the Curvv a stylish and aerodynamic appearance. The connected LED tail lamps also blend well with the overall rear design.

From the front, the Curvv looks quite similar to the Tata Nexon EV, which some buyers may not like. Still, the Curvv has a premium appearance and comes with a full LED lighting setup. This includes LED DRLs with welcome and goodbye animations, LED projector headlamps, and LED fog lamps. Tata has also moved the charging port from the rear fender to the front of the car, similar to the Tata Punch EV. This makes charging more convenient and easier while parking.

Tata Curvv EV Interior

Just like the front exterior design, the interior of the Tata Curvv EV, especially the dashboard, looks very similar to the Tata Nexon EV. There is a new design pattern on the dashboard panel that matches the styling of the front bumper, which adds a nice touch. However, apart from this, most things remain unchanged.

Tata Curvv

One area where we expected Tata to improve over the Nexon was the cabin quality. Sadly, the plastic quality feels mostly the same, with many hard plastic surfaces, especially on the lower dashboard and door pads. Since the Curvv is positioned above the Nexon, the interior quality could have been better. Still, the cabin looks modern, thanks to the large 12.3-inch touchscreen placed at the center. The air conditioning controls also get a mix of touch-based and physical toggle switches, which look stylish and are easy to use.

The front seats of the Curvv are comfortable. The driver’s seat comes with 6-way power adjustment, making it easy to find a good driving position. However, because of the pedal placement, the seat needs to be adjusted slightly farther back. Also, since the steering wheel does not offer reach adjustment, it can feel a little far away for the driver.

Even though the Curvv is bigger in size, the rear seat experience is not a major improvement over the Nexon. There is more knee room, and passengers of average height will be comfortable. However, the sloping roofline still reduces headroom, making the rear seats feel slightly cramped for taller passengers, especially those above 5 feet 10 inches.

Also Read:Tata Nexon,Tata Harrier

Tata Curvv 2026 Battery, Range & Performance

Battery:-

The Tata Curvv EV comes with a powerful 55 kWh battery pack and uses a Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor, which helps deliver smooth and quick performance. The car produces around 165–167 bhp of power and 215 Nm of torque, making acceleration feel fast and responsive, especially in city driving and highway overtakes. It comes with an automatic transmission, so driving is simple and comfortable without the need to change gears manually.

Range:-

In terms of driving range, Tata claims the Curvv EV can deliver up to 502 km on a full charge under MIDC/ARAI testing conditions. In real-world city driving, users can expect around 420 km, while highway driving usually gives around 360–400 km depending on speed, traffic, air conditioning usage, and driving style.

Charging:-

For charging, the Curvv EV supports DC fast charging, which can charge the battery from 10% to 80% in about 40 minutes. For home charging, the 7.2 kW AC charger takes around 8 hours for a full charge, making overnight charging convenient for daily use.

Tata Curvv 2026 Safety Features

The Tata Curvv EV comes with 6 airbags to provide better protection for passengers during accidents. It also features a 360-degree camera and blind-view monitor, which help the driver see around the car more clearly while parking or changing lanes. The Electronic Stability Program (ESP) improves control and stability, especially during sudden turns or slippery road conditions, while all-wheel disc brakes provide strong and confident braking performance.

The SUV also includes advanced Level 2 ADAS safety technology, offering features like adaptive cruise control and lane keep assist. Adaptive cruise control automatically maintains a safe distance from the vehicle ahead, while lane keep assist helps the car stay within its lane on highways. Along with these features, the Curvv EV has received a 5-star Bharat NCAP safety rating, showing its strong focus on passenger safety.