Tata Curvv launch date, Curvv EV interior and features revealed

A new promotional film of the highly anticipated Tata Curvv EV has given us a first look at the production-spec interior of the upcoming coupe-SUV. Being based on the Nexon, unsurprisingly, the Curvv EV’s interior is largely similar to its smaller sibling, carrying over a lot of switchgear and equipment on board. Let’s take a closer look at brings to the table.

1. Curvv EV gets a large 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment
2. Four-spoke steering wheel is shared with the Harrier
3. Also gets panoramic sunroof, ventilated front seats and more

Tata Curvv EV interior revealed

The layout of the Curvv EV’s dashboard is identical to that of the Nexon – its dominated by a large, floating touchscreen (likely the 12.3-inch unit that’s offered on the top-spec Nexon EV), there are trapezoidal AC vents just below the infotainment unit and it also gets the touch-based climate control panel that we’ve seen on the Nexon.

What’s unique here is that it gets the four-spoke steering wheel with the illuminated logo and a two-tone finish from the Harrier and Safari, behind which the 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster has also been forward from the Nexon. Additionally, the dashboard trim seems to have a silver textured pattern as opposed to the regular black finish on the Nexon.

While this image does not give as a look at the centre console, we expect it to be largely unchanged from the Nexon, carrying over the same rotary drive selector, gear lever and wireless charging pad; the door pads too remain unchanged. The ICE variants of the Curvv will also get a similar, if not identical, interior layout. For an in-depth look at the Curvv EV’s exterior design, head to our story here.

Tata Curvv EV features

The Curvv EV will come very generously equipped, not only keeping up with what’s expected of the segment, but even including some segment-first features. Highlights include leatherette upholstery, six-way adjustable front seats with ventilation, two-step rear seat recline function, front and rear 45W Type-C charging ports, connected car tech, Arcade.ev app suite, a panoramic sunroof, powered tail gate with gesture control, 18-inch alloys and flush door handles with puddle lamps. Safety features will include six airbags, an electronic parking brake with auto hold function, ESP, a driver drowsiness alert system, and Level 2 ADAS features.

Prices for the Curvv EV are set to be announced on August 7 alongside its petrol and diesel versions. We will have more details about the specifications and variant line-up closer to the launch, so stay tuned to this space.

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