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Here we have explained about all the new compact SUVs from Tata over the next 2-3 years in India
Tata Motors is working on a comprehensive overhaul of its passenger vehicle portfolio with new entries as updates to existing models and brand new offerings are in the pipeline. Close to 30 launches are being readied between now and the end of the decade. Among these, seven models will be completely new nameplates.
A significant portion of this effort will be concentrated on the compact SUV space where four new additions are currently in the works. Here is a breakdown of what to expect in that segment:
1. Tata Scarlet:
Tata is reportedly working on a compact SUV that borrows its visual cues from the Sierra. Believed to be called the Scarlet, the model is expected to adopt a boxy silhouette and upright stance similar to the Sierra though with smaller overall dimensions. It is likely to sit on the same architecture as the combustion-engined Curvv. Petrol and diesel powertrains are on the table while an electric version remains a possibility.
2&3. Next-Gen Tata Nexon & New Nexon EV:
Internally codenamed Garud, Tata Motors is believed to be developing the third-gen Nexon as part of its next set of product updates. The upcoming model is expected to ride on a heavily updated version of the current X1 platform. Changes are likely to extend beyond structure with both exterior styling and cabin layout set to be comprehensively redesigned. Feature enhancements are also on the cards with additions such as a panoramic sunroof and a Level 2 ADAS suite potentially making their way into the mix. The updated version of the Nexon EV will also arrive down the line.
4&5. Tata Punch & Punch EV Facelifts:
Tata appears to be advancing development on the updated Punch range with the internal combustion variant already seen on test. The camouflaged prototypes suggest a round of mid-cycle updates – likely to involve changes to styling and equipment. Many of the new features could be borrowed from the Punch EV.
The petrol-powered Punch could retain the familiar 1.2-litre naturally aspirated engine. The updated Punch EV, on the other hand, may adopt several features already seen on the Nexon EV. A larger battery pack and improvements in range are also expected as part of the electric variant’s mid-life upgrade.
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