Design
Tell Me About The Tata Curvv’s Looks
- The Tata Curvv offers possibly the most attention-grabbing styling in its segment
- Coupe SUV design looks a lot better in person than it does in images
- Dynamic turn-indicators, LED projector headlights and 18-inch alloy wheels make it look premium!
Interiors
What’s The Curvv Like Inside?
- Dashboard design looks very upmarket
- Each variant has a unique colour pattern, like grey in the Pure+S, blue in the Creative+ and burgundy in the Accomplished variants
- The seating position, plastic quality, and materials used in the cabin are the same as the Nexon.
Space & Practicality
Space Matters To Me!
- For users up to 6ft in height, the Curvv is a spacious car
- The rear seat can accommodate 3 passengers of an average build
- Taller drivers will find the driving position awkward and headroom lacking
- The sense of space, especially in the rear seat is not as big cars like the Citroen Basalt, Hyundai Creta or Honda Elevate
Features
Loaded With Features
- The Tata Curvv’s features list leaves you wanting for nothing
- Highlights: Powered driver’s seat, ventilated front seats, panoramic sunroof even in lower variants
- Wireless phone charging and powered tailgate with gesture controls
- Large touchscreen, full screen navigation on the driver MID and 9-speaker JBL sound are the tech highlights.
Safety
Safety Features Of The Tata Curvv
- 6 airbags, ABS with EBD, ISOFIX and hill-hold control offered as standard
- Higher variants get auto-headlamps, auto-wipers, a rear camera or 360-degree camera with blind-view monitor (linked to indicators) and tyre-pressure displays
- Top-end variant gets Level 2 ADAS features
- Erratic traffic conditions can trigger features like auto-braking or rear collision alert unexpectedly
- Adaptive cruise control is usable only on highways with low traffic else it can feel jerky and uncomfortable as it’s constantly triggered by cars around you
Performance & Mileage
What the Curvv Is Like To Drive
- The Tata Curvv is offered with two petrol and one diesel engine option
- All engines get a 6-speed manual transmission as standard with a 7-speeed DCA transmission as an option
- The Hyperion direct injection petrol engine offers a good balance of driving convenience and performance
- A diesel with a dual-clutch automatic is a first in segment offering and it delivers very smooth gear changes
- Punchy diesel engine, it isn’t as refined as those offered in the Kia Seltos and Hyundai Creta
Ride Quality
The Curvv Is A Comfortable Car
- Ride comfort is good even in the top variant with 18-inch alloy wheels
- While the ride is slightly on the firmer side, it manages to clear bumps and potholes comfortably
Verdict
Who Should Buy The Tata Curvv?
- The Tata Curvv is a great option for an individual or small family that wants great value and a loaded features list, packaged in a very distinctive design
- Those over 6ft tall won’t find it as comfortable as some competitor cars
- If you opt for the lower variants which get the Revotron petrol engine, the drive experience will not be as polished as the 1.5-litre engines offered in the Creta or Grand Vitara’s entry-mid range variants
