Tata Curvv’s sales fell to the point since launch

Tata Curvv/EV is a popular choice in the compact SUV space, ranking fifth with a market share of nearly 6%

Although the Tata Curvv Ice series starts at Rs 999 crore, the Curvv EV starts at Rs 1749 crore. Both models were launched last year. Curvv has had the lowest sales last month at 3,087 units. Tata now offers attractive discounts on both the ICE and EV versions of Curvv. Let’s see how many customers can save.

Tata Curvv (Gas, Diesel) Discount Offer – February 2025

Discounts on CURVV will be available by February 28. Customers who choose the MY2025 version of Curvv petrol and diesel version are eligible for discounts of up to Rs 20,000. This can be obtained in the form of a scratch bonus. Tata also offers exchange bonus worth Rs 13,793. But users can only choose one, either scratch bonus or exchange bonus. My2025 Ice Curvv has no cash discount.

People who choose the MY2024 model can get a higher discount of up to Rs 50,000. It includes a cash discount of Rs 30,000. All MY2024 CURVV variants receive a cash discount of Rs 30,000. At the dealer level, Curvv petrol and diesel variants may also have other discounts and benefits. Since this may depend on the availability of the stock, it is recommended to contact the nearest Tata dealer.

The Tata Curvv has three engine options – two petrol and one diesel option. The 1.2-liter Revotron gasoline engine produces 120 ps and 170 nm. Curvv’s 1.2-liter Hyperion petrol engine is available in 125 ps and 225 nm. The 1.5-liter diesel produces 118 PS and 260 nm. All engines are available in transmission options for 6-speed manual and 7-speed DCA.

Tata Curvv EV Discount

Offers on the TATA Curvv EV My2025 model include a snap-up bonus of up to Rs 20,000 and a swap bonus of up to Rs 19,048. Here, customers also need to choose an option. Tata Curvv EV has no cash discount.

The Tata Curvv EV offers two battery pack options – 45 kWh and 55 kWh. The power output of the base variant is 150 ps, ​​while the top variant has 167 PS. The torque output of both variants is 215 nm. The MIDC certification range for the basic variant is 430 km and the top variant is 502 km. According to TATA’s C75 Real World Range Estimator Tool, users can expect to have a base variant of 330-350 km and a 400-425 km, and a top variant.

The rise in competition

There are more than a dozen options in the compact SUV segment. There are new competitors on site, such as Maruti Evitara and Toyota Urban Cruiser EV. Another important launch is the Mahindra BE 6, which has received 13,279 reservations on day 1. It’s clear that competition for compact SUV space will intensify in the coming months. To stay ahead, brands will have to regularly upgrade features, manage pricing and improve value propositions.