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Tata Motors unveils production ready version of Tata Sierra

By ANI | Updated: November 16, 2025 11:10 IST

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 16 : Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles has unveiled the production-ready version of the Tata Sierra, ...

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 16 : Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles has unveiled the production-ready version of the Tata Sierra, marking the return of one of India's most recognisable SUVs.

The unveiling took place at the company's Sierra Brand Day event, where the automaker showcased the evolution of the model from its 1991 origins to its new-generation iteration.

Reimagined for contemporary buyers, the new Sierra retains key elements of the original's design while positioning itself as a modern SUV focused on individuality and long-distance exploration. The event, designed as a high-profile showcase blending cultural and brand-led storytelling, highlighted the model's legacy and long-standing emotional connect with Indian consumers. The company confirmed that the SUV will be formally launched on November 25, 2025.

Speaking at the event, Martin Uhlarik, Vice President and Head of Global Design, Tata Motors and Executive Director of Tata Motors Design Tech Centre (TMDTC) said, "The Tata Sierra is much more than a name or a vehicle; it's a living symbol of Indian ingenuity and aspiration. For many, the Sierra evokes an everlasting longinga silhouette glimpsed on the horizon, a feeling that lingers long after the journey ends."

"Today, that memory transforms into a bold vision for the future. With its timeless silhouette and indomitable spirit, the new Sierra pays homage to its roots while fearlessly embracing what lies ahead. Reimagining a legendis not simply an act of nostalgia, it's a testament to courageous design, innovation and the desire to create something that resonates across generations. The Sierra stands as living proof that design can honour heritage while daring to shape tomorrow," Uhlarik added.

The event also featured collaborations with several Indian brands, positioned as extensions of the Sierra's themes of originality and self-expression. Tata Motors said these partnerships reflect the diversity and creative momentum of contemporary India and form part of the broader narrative accompanying the SUV's relaunch.

The new Tata Sierra reinterprets the original SUV's iconic silhouette with a panoramic roof, flush glazing and a black roof finisher, preserving its airy character while meeting modern safety and aerodynamic standards.

A balanced, planted stance, long wheelbase and clean surfacing give it a contemporary yet timeless look. Full-width LED lighting at the front and rear, large alloy wheels, flush door handles and a clamshell tailgate add to its modern, sophisticated road presence.

Inside, the Sierra adopts a "living room on wheels" concept, creating an open, lounge-like space. A multi-screen TheatrePro setup, Horizon View displays and a JBL sound system with Dolby Atmos aim to deliver an immersive digital and acoustic experience.

The large PanoraMax sunroof and expansive glasshouse echo the openness of the classic Sierra, while horizontal interior architecture, soft materials and ambient lighting enhance the sense of calm and warmth.

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