Tata’s new Sierra is offered in seven trims and six color schemes, plus you get three different engine and gearbox setups.
Tata’s new Sierra is offered in seven trims and six color schemes, plus you get three different engine and gearbox setups.
Tata Motors has brought back the Sierra, and this time it’s entering the popular midsize SUV segment. Prices start at Rs 11.49 lakh, and even the base model feels well-equipped. On paper, it looks ready to challenge the Hyundai Creta and other rivals.
The new Sierra comes in seven variants — Smart+, Pure, Pure+, Adventure, Adventure+, Accomplished and Accomplished+. Bookings start on December 16, and deliveries begin mid-January 2026. You also get six colour choices, and Tata has placed the Sierra above the Curvv in its lineup.
Engines
The SUV gets three engine options:
- 1.5L petrol (106 PS)
- 1.5L turbo-petrol (160 PS)
- 1.5L diesel (120 PS)
Gearbox options include manual, automatic and DCT depending on the variant.
The Sierra is built on Tata’s new ARGOS platform, which is flexible and supports different engine types. The design mixes old-school Sierra vibes with a modern look—boxy shape, tall windows, slim LEDs and connected light bars.
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Interior
Inside, you get three screens — a digital driver display, a main touchscreen and a separate passenger screen. There’s also a JBL soundbar with Dolby Atmos. Features include a panoramic sunroof, ventilated seats, 360° camera, dual-zone AC, wireless charging, terrain modes, Level 2 ADAS and 6 airbags.
A lot of people are talking about the Smart+ base variant because it has many good features like LED lights, digital cluster, all-wheel disc brakes, ESP and more — but it doesn’t have a touchscreen.
New Tata Sierra – Simple Feature Summary
The Smart+ base model of the new Tata Sierra comes with push-button start, an electric parking brake, a semi-digital speedometer, six airbags, ESP with traction control, rear AC vents, LED DRLs, projector headlights, flush door handles, and 17-inch steel wheels.
The Pure variant adds a 10.25-inch touchscreen, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, paddle shifters on automatic models, cruise control, a rear camera, TPMS, and an 8-speaker audio system.
The Pure+ variant upgrades to auto headlights, rain-sensing wipers, a big panoramic sunroof, dual-zone AC, and stylish alloy wheels.
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The Adventure variant brings in a 360° camera, roof rails, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, cornering fog lamps, and front parking sensors.
The Adventure+ variant adds terrain modes (Wet, Mud, Standard), improved suspension, a Boss Mode front seat, a larger 12.3-inch touchscreen, rear reclining seats, a cooled glovebox, and ambient lighting.
The Accomplished variant offers a JBL sound system with Dolby Atmos, ventilated front seats, wireless charging, leatherette upholstery, Level 2 ADAS, and an AR head-up display.
Finally, the Accomplished+ top model includes a gesture-powered tailgate, an exterior light show, blind spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, a passenger touchscreen, Alexa and connected car tech, an air purifier, driver seat memory, and an auto-dimming IRVM.