Tata Motors has rolled out an update for both the Curvv and Curvv EV in India, bringing in several comfort, convenience and interior upgrades—while keeping price hikes modest (for the ICE version) and none for the EV variant.

Here are the headline upgrades:

• Enhanced rear-seat space via what Tata describes as “smart engineering innovations”.
• Passive ventilated rear seats.
• Rear window blinds and additional rear-centre armrest cupholders.
• A white faux-carbon-fibre finish on the dashboard, and for the ICE version, a new upholstery colour option called “Lalitpur Grey”.
• The ICE Curvv now gets dual-zone climate control.
• The Curvv EV gains extra touches for rear passenger comfort: raised footrests and “airplane-style” headrests.

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Under the Hood: Powertrain & Tech Recap

While the update is more about comfort and interior refinement, let’s remind ourselves of the mechanicals and equipment:

• The ICE Curvv offers multiple engines: two turbo-petrol (1.2-litre, 120 PS/170 Nm; 1.2-litre GDI, 125 PS/225 Nm) and a 1.5-litre diesel (118 PS/260 Nm). Transmissions: 6-speed manual or 7-speed DCT.
• The Curvv EV comes in two battery options: 45 kWh (≈ 430 km range) and 55 kWh (≈ 502 km range), with 150 PS and 167 PS outputs respectively.
• Both variants continue to carry a generous equipment list: 12.3″ infotainment touchscreen, 10.25″ driver display, 9-speaker JBL audio, panoramic sunroof, connected car tech, 360° camera, ambient lighting.
• On safety: Both models have 5-star BNCAP ratings, come with 6 airbags, ESC, three-point seatbelts for all seats, plus Level-2 ADAS on top trims.

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Why It Matters

For buyers in the compact/-mid SUV segment, comfort and premium feel are becoming differentiators. With this update, Tata is signaling that it’s not just about powertrains and styling but also about making the cabin experience more refined for all passengers—especially in India’s demanding climate (hence the passive ventilation, rear blinds).

Also, by keeping the EV pricing stable while adding comfort features, Tata is fortifying the appeal of the Curvv EV against rising competition in the EV-SUV segment.

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Considerations & What to Watch

• While the upgrade is appreciable, it is more evolutionary than radical: no major mechanical changes or full-model-year redesign.
• Buyers prioritising ultra-premium rear-seat features (individual screens, reclining seats etc) may still look elsewhere.
• Given the competitive landscape (e.g., for the EV: Hyundai Creta Electric, MG ZS EV) - how the market values these comfort additions will be interesting to see.
• For fleet or family-use buyers, the improved second-row comfort could tip the scales; for solo drivers it might be less of a deciding factor.

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The updated Curvv and Curvv EV manage to deliver meaningful cabin and comfort enhancements without major cost escalation (especially on the EV). For buyers already considering the Curvv family, the upgrade adds further justification to their decision. If you’re looking for a compact SUV that offers both modern tech and upgraded passenger comfort, this refreshed offering from Tata merits strong consideration.

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