Raising the bar for luxury and convenience, Tata Motors has officially introduced an upgraded version of the Curvv SUV. The updates, designed to deliver a more luxurious and feature-rich experience, enhance rear-seat comfort, elevate the interior ambience, and improve overall cabin practicality across both ICE and EV variants.
Curvv 2026: Where Executive Comfort Meets Everyday Elegance
Asuite of “Executive” comfort features aimed at delivering a premium in-cabin experience have been introduced in the new 2026 Tata Curvv. This include country’s first R-Comfort Seats with Passive Ventilation and innovations like Serenity Screen Rear Sunshades, and EasySip Cup Docks on the rear armrest — features designed to elevate everyday usability.
Other upgrades include a White Carbon Fibre dashboard insert and a new Lalitpur Grey interior with plush Benecke-Kaliko leatherette, creating a lighter, more spacious ambience. The Curvv.ev further enhances comfort with PureComfort rear footrests and ErgoWing headrests, features usually reserved for luxury sedans.
Other notable addition to the 2026 update is TwinZone Climate Concierge Air Conditioning, ensuring personalized temperature settings for front passengers. With these updates, Tata Motors is positioning the Curvv as an executive-grade mid-size SUV that caters equally to owners and rear-seat occupants.
It shall be in the Accomplished trim for Curvv ICE variants that these upgraded features will be offered starting at Rs 14.55 lakh, ex-showroom. On the other hand, both the Accomplished and Empowered trims for the Curvv.ev offer these upgraded features starting at Rs 18.49 lakh, ex-showroom.
Premium Design Meets Performance, Safety, and Versatile Powertrains
Built on Tata’s ATLAS (ICE) and acti.ev (EV) architectures, the Curvv seamlessly blends sophisticated design with robust performance and efficiency. On the inside, it has impressive 12.3-inch HARMAN Cinematic touchscreen, a 9-speaker JBL audio system, and the Arcade.ev entertainment suite, while a gesture-activated powered tailgate adds everyday practicality. Making it stylish and versatile are the voice-controlled panoramic sunroof with ambient lighting, paired with a generous 500-litre boot, underscoring the SUV’s lifestyle-focused appeal.
Coming with multiple engine options, the 2026 Tata Curvv lineup’s transmission options include both manual as well as automatic gearboxes.
The electric version, Curvv.ev, continues to offer dual-powertrain versatility and strong real-world range, while the updated SUV maintains Tata’s 5-star Bharat NCAP safety rating and Level-2 ADAS features. Built on Tata’s latest safety architecture, it combines robust construction with advanced driver-assist technology.
With the introduction of the updated Curvv, Tata Motors aims to strengthen its position in the competitive mid-size SUV market — a space dominated by models like the Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos, Maruti Grand Vitara, and Toyota Hyryder. By combining premium interiors, executive comfort, and a choice of ICE and EV powertrains, the 2026 Curvv seeks to appeal to both family SUV buyers and tech-savvy professionals.
Summary
The official release of the upgraded version of the Curvv SUV by Tata Motors has elevated luxury, comfort, and versatility across ICE and EV variants. Some of the highlights include R-Comfort seats, Serenity screens, TwinZone climate control, premium interiors, and advanced infotainment. Built on ATLAS and acti.ev architectures, it combines robust performance, dual-powertrain options, 5-star safety, and Level-2 ADAS, appealing to families and tech-savvy professionals seeking style, convenience, and executive-grade comfort.
