Tata Motors posted the video to their YouTube account. Two Tata Curvv EVs are seen driving on winding or mountainous roads in this video. This SUV is an electric vehicle, as seen in the video. The regeneration mode is visible in the instrument cluster, which is briefly visible.
The regeneration modes can also be controlled with paddle shifters, as seen in the video. It also shows two completely disguised SUVs navigating the rough terrain of the Himalayas. The tests are actually being conducted in Wari La Pass in Ladakh. The movie demonstrates how well the Curvv functions in this terrain. Since this is an electric vehicle, oxygen scarcity is not a problem. The SUV drives well both on and off the road and has plenty of ground clearance. The SUV’s ability to withstand both intense heat and freezing temperatures is demonstrated by the fact that it was driven in snowy circumstances.
It is anticipated that the next Curvv EV would have split headlamps with LED lighting. It is anticipated that the Curvv would feature an LED welcome bar up front, just like the Nexon and Harrier. With the headlamps mounted on the bumper, this would go well with the dual-function LED DRLs. It is anticipated that the Curvv’s front fascia will combine elements of the Nexon and Harrier. The Tata emblem would be positioned in the center of a fully closed grille. The electric vehicle is anticipated to be equipped with low-resistance tires and alloy wheels featuring aero features to minimize drag. With the Curvv EV, Tata will also include high-end equipment like ventilated seats, a panoramic sunroof, automated climate control, a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system, and a 10.25-inch completely digital instrument cluster.
